BALTIMORE (AP) — Eight games, eight wins.

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The Browns will not be disciplined by the NFL for their handling of the Colt McCoy concussion injury in Pittsburgh on Dec.

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BEREA, Ohio – Colt McCoy still hasn’t been cleared to practice since suffering a concussion on Dec. 8

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Every year, NFL Films puts together a season recap for each team in the league. Even if a team had a terrible year, they attempt to put a positive spin on things. They’ll certainly have a challenge on their hands when they piece together a highlight reel for the 2011 Cleveland Browns

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Ohio.com columnist Marla Ridenour writes how the Cleveland Browns dropped the ball when it came to quarterback Colt McCoy. When McCoy got smacked by Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison, many wondered if McCoy was immediately tested for a concussion

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns were off on Sunday, following their 14-3 loss to the Steelers on Thursday night in Pittsburgh. That doesn’t mean all was lost for the Browns over the weekend. Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com notes that the Browns are making strides in at least one area: The bad news is that the Cleveland Browns (4-9) clinched last place in the AFC North as well as their 10th losing season in 12 years since rejoining the NFL

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BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur said Friday he never would have sent quarterback Colt McCoy back into the game Thursday night at Heinz Field if he had known McCoy had a concussion.

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BEREA, Ohio — Quarterback Colt McCoy might have been the most notable Browns player injured against Pittsburgh on Thursday, but he wasn’t the only one. Three other Browns players left the game against the Steelers with injuries, and all will be re-evaluated Monday in an effort to determine their status for the Browns’ game at Arizona on Dec. 18

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BEREA, Ohio — “You play to win the game,” an old coach named Herman Edwards once said. He meant when the ESPN oompah band isn’t around and when the playoffs are unlikely.

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BEREA, Ohio — Browns quarterback Colt McCoy suffered a concussion on the helmet-to-helmet hit by Steelers linebacker James Harrison on Thursday night, but Browns coach Pat Shurmur said he sent him back into the game because he showed no concussion symptoms during a sideline exam. “If he would have shown symptoms of a concussion, then I wouldn’t have put him back in the game, absolutely not,” said Shurmur, who goes by the decision of the medical staff.

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Read More: Jerricho Cotchery (WR – PIT), Ben Roethlisberger (QB – PIT), Peyton Hillis (RB – CLE), Evan Moore (TE – CLE), Colt McCoy (QB – CLE), Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, Dec 8, 2011 7:20 PM CST Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy was impressive on the team’s opening possession against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the Browns were forced to settle for a field goal after an apparent touchdown run by McCoy was overturned on review. McCoy was 4-4 for 69 yards to start the game, including long completions to tight end Evan Moore and Josh Cribbs.  It was a 3rd and goal from inside the one after the reversal, however, that left a sour taste in the Browns mouth.

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Cleveland Browns players Colt McCoy, Josh Cribbs, D’Qwell Jackson and Joe Haden talk about playing the Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday night in Pittsburgh. The Browns have lost 14 of their last 15 games against the Steelers.

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Published: Tue, December 6, 2011 @ 12:03 a.m. Associated Press BEREA Quarterback Colt McCoy used the handrail as he gingerly walked down the steps Monday, the lingering result of a weekend encounter with Baltimore’s merciless defense. McCoy’s right knee is sprained

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BEREA, Ohio — Here’s a major reason the Browns are 30th in the NFL on offense and 28th with 14.6 points per game: They lead the league with 35 dropped passes, according to Stats LLC.

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