Can the Browns Break the Cycle?
Not this week. Maybe the Browns can pull the upset with the backing of their home crowd next week, but don't hold your breath. The Browns played decent against a very good football team. Don't let the 4-2 record fool you, the Steelers will be making a run in the playoffs again this year. They simply have too much talent.

Was The Browns Discipline a Fluke?
Surprisingly, no. The Browns played another disciplined game in terms of penalties: four for 45 yards. Turnovers were another story. The Browns had four. Although the turnovers did not contribute to the loss, the interception by Anderson in the fourth quarter sealed the Browns' fate. The problem is the Browns cannot mount any offensive attack, which leads us to...

Which Derek Anderson Shows Up?
The Derek Anderson that showed up is his true self. The guy that can throw the deep ball, but doesn't have any touch on short passes and makes costly mistakes. I have said this time and time again, he simply doesn't have what it takes to be the quarterback that takes this team to the next level. I know he is young and some think he will grow into the role, I am not one of those people.

Can the Browns get to the Steelers Subpar Offensive Line?
The Browns had three sacks and three tackles for losses. They were more aggressive than they have been in previous games, which is nice to see. Rob Ryan is taking baby steps to see how aggressive he can be before he gets burned. He knows, as does Mangini, this is a lost season. The Browns' brass needs to know by the end of this season exactly what they have and where to rebuild.

7-10 Offensive Touches for Cribbs
Thank God!!! Brian Daboll must be reading No Logo Needed, or his common sense kicked in and he finally realized he has a legitimate weapon in Josh Cribbs. Today, we saw the Flash package for the first time since Minnesota in week one. Cribbs ended the game with six rushes for 45 yards, he was targeted once in the pass game and threw two incomplete passes ... Oh, and he also took a kickoff back 98 yards for a touchdown.

Anyone who can't see the Browns' running game is more dangerous the second Cribbs is involved is blind. For some reason the Browns got away from using Cribbs in the Flash in the third quarter, but as soon as they returned to the formation, Cleveland was able to move the ball on the ground.

Cribbs in the Flash package also makes Harrison much better. Based on this game, we should see a steady dose of Cribbs moving forward.