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Ok, so there's one more game to go. We still don't know if Colt will start, but it probably won't make much difference if he sits again. If he's out, the obvious question is how many more mistakes can Seneca Wallace make to ruin a game for the Browns? Say what you will about Colt's poor throwing sometimes, but at least he seems to have the mental part down. McCoy definitely makes fewer total headscratcher mistakes than Wallace, who made a few doozies against the Ravens. How do you run the ball with 12 seconds left and no timeouts? He said he wanted to catch them off guard, that they wouldn't expect it. You're right Seneca, because no coach/player in their right mind would think it was a good idea! throwing to Hillis four yards short of the first down marker on fourth down was sweet too. Phil Taylor certainly didn't help things at the end. Oh well. That's what I have to say. Anyway, it's Steelers week!

1.) What About Ben?: Talking about whether Colt will play or not is probably pretty insignificant. Whether or not Big Ben will play is something that we should be thinking about a bit more. Simply put, if Ben plays, with the division on the line for the Steelers, we lose. If not, we have a shot.

2.) Harrison, Hello: This guy likes to murder our players. He'll get his chance. They'll all get their chance. (Cue the patriotic music from Independence Day, right before the first big air battle. DISMISSED!)

3.) Who Plays Their Last Game as a Brown?: Josh Cribbs, Peyton Hillis, Sheldon Brown, Tony Pashos (I hope), Mohammed Massaquoi, Brad Maynard, Phil Dawson. Any thoughts here?

Final Prognostication: I said after the last Steeler game that we usually keep one close, and get blown out in the other. We had the close one. The Steelers need a win. The Browns stadium will be at about 65% capacity, 30% Black and Yellow. Final score: Pittsburgh 24-3. Steelers score a TD on the opening possession and the Browns turn it over on theirs. A tale of two franchises.