Some final thoughts on the Cleveland Browns Week 2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the 11th consecutive loss to Baltimore and the Browns fifth consecutive loss overall dating back to last season.

Does it matter if Brandon Weeden doesn’t start at quarterback? (Part 1)

Starting quarterback Brandon Weeden had an MRI on his sprained thumb this week and his status for Sunday’s game against Minnesota is still in question.

“We’re really waiting on Brandon to kind of see where he’s at and make the determination in the next few days,” Browns coach Rob Chudzinski said. “I’m going to keep all our options open right now. Obviously we have two options, and that’s Jason (Campbell) and Brian (Hoyer) both.”

Normally not having your starting quarterback available would be a problem, but with the way the Browns have played through the season’s first two weeks, it may not matter who is under center.

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All eyes will be on Brandon Weeden when the Browns travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens. Here are three other things to watch for:

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The Cleveland Browns travel to Baltimore on Sunday to take on the Ravens.

It will be the home opener for Baltimore, which means they will be unveiling their Super Bowl banner and celebrating last season’s victory in front of the home fans.

Yeah, that’s going to be a laugh riot for the Browns.

Barring something strange happening, one of these teams will walk out of the stadium on Sunday with an 0-2 record on the season.

Let’s try to figure out who it will be.

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Two weeks into the season, I already hate Geno Smith.

Clearly, the guy sucks.  All you had to do is watch that AWFUL game between the Jets and the Pats on Thursday to know that.

But the one game that peckerwood IS gonna win this year was against Tampa - which sinks me in the Survivor Pool before it even started.

Damn you Greg Schiano!  And you, Mr. Shove Geno When He's Out of Bounds, allowing the Jets the yardage they needed to kick the game winning FG... may your feces be the same size and consistency as a cinder block.

Now that I have that nonsense out of the way, Griffin had only 24 yards rushing last week, making the under a winner on the bonus pick.  Consequently, BT and I tied last week with 3-3 records, while the other 2 gentlemen went an imposing 2-4.  Clearly, we are just the victims of early season uncertainty, since our pedigrees are impeccable.

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