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Archive for October, 2007

Browns to Be Without Lewis, Possibly Jurevicius for Sunday

The Browns will be without starting running back and leading rusher Jamal Lewis for Sunday’s showdown at the stadium vs the Miami Dolphins.  Lewis has a sprained foot and with the bye week coming up the Browns would like him to sit this week which will give him a full two and a half weeks [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 13 2007

War of Words Between Porter and Winslow Continues

 
The battles between Joey Porter and Kellen Winslow have been well documented over the past few meetings. The uniform for Porter has now changed, but the battle of words continues. Porter, now with Miami, will be in Cleveland for a matchup with the Browns Sunday. He has not had the same success with the 0-5 [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 11 2007

Lewis Misses Practice; Hopes to Play Sunday

Browns running back Jamal Lewis was unable to practice on Wednesday as he’s dealing with a strained right foot.  Lewis was wearing a protective boot and is receiving treatments in hopes of playing this Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.  Head coach Romeo Crennel said that the team will now more about Lewis’ status later in [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 11 2007

Browns Return To Practice Getting Ready for Fins

The Browns will return to practice today as they begin their preparations for Sunday’s game at the Stadium against the Miami Dolphins.  The Browns hope to have a better idea on the status of starting running back Jamal Lewis.  He suffered an injury to his right foot on Sunday at New England.  X-rays on the foot [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 10 2007

X-rays Negative For Browns

The Browns got some good news concerning some of their injured players.  X-rays taken on both running back Jamal Lewis and receiver Joe Jurevicius came back negative.  Lewis suffered an injury to his right foot on the Browns’ first play from scrimmage on Sunday against the Patriots.  The Browns are awaiting MRI results that were taken [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 09 2007

Punter Scott Player Let Go as Zastudil Returns

The Browns released punter Scott Player on Monday as it appears that Dave Zastudil is ready to comeback from a back injury.  Player filled Zastudil’s shoes nicely as he averaged nearly 46-yards a kick in the three games he played.  The Browns filled the roster spot by claiming defensive tackle Louis Leonard off of waivers [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 09 2007

Cribbs Sets Kick Return Record

Josh Cribbs became the Browns’ all-time leader in kick return yardage on Sunday.  Cribbs broke the record held by Dino Hall with a 23-yard return in the first quarter against the Patriots.  Cribbs had five returns for 118 yards against New England and has 3,255 return yards for his career.              

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 08 2007

Painful Loss For Browns on Injury Front

The loss to the Patriots was painful on Sunday as three players went down with injuries.  Running back Jamal Lewis suffered an injury to his right foot after an 11-yard run on the first play from scrimmage.  X-rays on the foot came back negative, but Lewis will undergo an MRI today to determine the extent [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 08 2007

Lewis’ Status Uncertain For Sunday Against Miami

The Cleveland Browns received a setback Sunday when starting running back Jamal Lewis suffered a foot injury in the team’s 34-17 loss to the New England Patriots.  Lewis was injured in the first quarter on their first offensive series, when he ran for 11 yards on 1 carry.  The severity of the injury isn’t known [...]

Posted by Stephen Rhodes on Oct 08 2007

Pats too Much for the Browns in Foxboro 34-17

Tom Brady passed for three touchdowns as the New England Patriots beat the Cleveland Browns, 34-17, on Sunday afternoon.  Brady tied an NFL record with at least three touchdown passes in each of his first five games.  New England improved to 5-and-0 as the Patriots became the first team to win their first five games [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 08 2007