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Well, the Browns had their annual close loss to the Steelers last Thursday, which doesn't bode well for the final game of the season, as the other game against the Steelers is often a blowout. Roethlisberger did it again, gutting out a tough ankle injury and icing the game with a big TD to Antonio Brown. Our defense played inspired football, but our offense had little going for it, and even less when McCoy was lambasted by James "Hitman" Harrison. It will be interesting to see how the Browns respond from one of their gutsiest games of the season. Onto the West Coast:

1.) Seneca Wallace, You Are the Next in Line: It appears that Seneca Wallace is on track to make his first start in over a year against the Cards. He has shown the ability to be a decent QB when he's called upon. In some ways, he has better tools than McCoy. It would be highly interesting if he took the reins and got the offense on track against a hot, but questionable at times, Cardinals D.

2.) Defense, Do You Have Another One in You?: The D played really tough against the Steelers last week. The Cardinals, although playing their best football of the season, are not the Steelers. Will the Browns lay an egg, or kick some tail?

3.) Beanie Wells, Pride of Ohio: Chris "Beanie" Wells had a pretty awesome game just a couple weeks ago, rushing for over 200 yards, giving the Cardinals fans a tantalizing glimpse into why the organization took him in the first round a few years back. So far, he's had a few mediocre, injury-plagued seasons in the NFL. Look for him to play big against the Browns defense if we come back to earth after last week.

Final Prognosis: Can I pick a tie? I'll say that Wallace brings a spark to the team. Browns 24-14. We'll see. Remember Browns fans, only four more months before our Super Bowl, aka the Draft!

Wow. The Browns are just inventing new ways to lose each week huh?
I guess we're just playing for draft picks at this point.
So disappointing.
Why can't this team get it's act together?