October 20th, 2010 
Randy Ward 
Posted in From Profootballtalk.com
One of the biggest upsets in Week Six: Browns quarterback Colt McCoy looked rather promising against the Steelers in his first NFL start. (It would be an upset if any rookie looked good in that situation.)
McCoy played well enough that the Browns may have even considered using him again if their other quarterbacks were healthy. They aren’t, so McCoy should get his second straight start in New Orleans this week, according to Browns coach Eric Mangini.
Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace both have high ankle sprains, and remain in walking boots. They won’t practice Wednesday and sound unlikely to practice this week.
