CLEVELAND, Ohio – Just three weeks ago, the
Browns looked like they were heading for another last place finish in the AFC North. They were 0-2, the locker room was in shock after the team
traded RB Trent Richardson and QB
Brandon Weeden was wearing a brace on his sprained right thumb.
How quickly things have changed. Thanks to a
three-game winning streak, including last night's
victory over Buffalo, the
Browns are in
first place in the AFC North. They are
3-2 on the season and brimming with confidence. This was their first comeback of eight points or more in 25 games. It's the
first time the Browns have been
over .500 since
2007.
The only bad news to come from Thursday's win was the injury to
QB Brian Hoyer, who will miss the
rest of the season due to a
Torn ACL.
