Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Cody Kessler will reportedly start Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, as Browns veteran quarterback Josh McCown is now dealing with a shoulder injury, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Yes, you guessed it.
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When the Cleveland Browns take on the Miami Dolphins this Sunday, they will be starting their third different quarterback in as many weeks.
The line might be more of a reflection of the inferiority of the hobbled Cleveland Browns than the superiority of the Dolphins. He was originally selected by San Diego in the third round of the 2006 draft, and has appeared in 24 career games with nine starts.
So although the results of the MRI have not been released, it must be enough for the Browns to know that McCown won’t be back in one week’s time. McCown’s two sons, who are both playing quarterback in middle school, were in attendance at FirstEnergy Stadium. Erving spent Sunday night in the hospital and will miss several games.
Since then, he has played for the Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts.
“He is one of the toughest human beings I’ve seen play in a long time”, Jackson said. “He will fight to the bitter end”. I hope he heals up fast, Whittaker said.
“Early in the game”, Jackson said, “we did some great things in the run game versus their offensive football team”.
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Plus, Harbaugh has always wanted a physical team, not an offense built on finesse. I have nothing but respect for them and the way they play. “It’s just continue to do what I’ve been doing and keep working hard and get prepared and ready to go”. I am happy with the way that the guys responded with passion and energy, but we came out just a little bit short.
