Browns' GM Phil Savage denied the team seriously considered a switch to backup Brady Quinn, which seemed to contradict Romeo Crennel and executive adviser Jim Brown, the latter on a national radio show. "I've talked to people around the league, people who have been in this business for a long time, and you don't go blowing things up after a couple games," Savage said. "You're not going to be successful in this league doing that." "It's not been any thought of changing quarterbacks, changing the coach, or any of that. That's not the thing to do at this juncture of the season. You've got to give the people a chance to pull themselves out of the situation. We all put ourselves in this spot and we're the ones who have got to pull us out of it."

The Ravens believe that the Browns intentionally tried to hurt running back Willis McGahee on Sunday, according to Baltimore Sun. The team has even submitted a tape to the NFL for review. The league could levy fines if there is evidence that the Browns purposely hurt McGahee. "We asked them for their opinion on what happened," Harbaugh said. "We're waiting to hear back on it."

Derek Anderson, who has been ineffective during the Browns' three-game losing streak, will start Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Coach Romeo Crennel considered benching Anderson for popular second-year backup Brady Quinn, who has played in only one game as a pro. Crennel refused to give reasons for sticking with Anderson. "I'm not getting into the what ifs, the whens, the wheres, how long or anything like that about this decision," Crennel said. "The decision is made and that's what it's going to be."

Browns' quarterback Derek Anderson is aware that he's on a short leash and knows that he can play better, according to Associated Press. "I can play better. I know that," Anderson said Tuesday. "It's been frustrating because I've put a lot into it, and it's not gone perfect. I'm not making excuses, but it hasn't been what we've all expected it to be. You watch film, and it's a few things here and there: a missed throw, a dropped pass." "It's never going to be perfect, but we thought we would have won at least one or two games so far. I understand it, and I'm just going to continue to keep working, knowing that we're still in this and we just have to find a way to get going." Anderson has just 365 yards, two touchdowns, and five interceptions through the season's first three games. Cleveland is 0-3.

Derek Anderson had another disappointing performance on Sunday, and his job is now in question. "I'm not going to say I'm not [fighting for it] because I'm not playing good," Anderson said. "I've just got to keep playing. I'll continue to work, and I'll come through it and be fine, but I've got to continue to get better." RealGM Note: Anderson is ranked last in season FIC with 74 amongst quarterbacks who have played in three games this season.

Browns' wide receiver Braylon Edwards is questionable for the team's game against the Ravens on Sunday because of a shoulder injury, according to Associated Press. Edwards has already dropped five passes this season, and Cleveland is a surprising 0-2 thus far.

Derek Anderson has struggled during the first two of the 2008 season, leading reporters to ask Coach Romeo Crennel if the rest of the NFL has caught up with his quarterback. "If you look at the results, you can say that they have, but I think if all the weapons were healthy and out there that we'd pose some problems with opposing defenses," said Crennel. RealGM Note: Anderson is currently ranked 22nd in FIC with a score of 59.

Browns' veteran kicker Phil Dawson is seeking a new contract, and his representation recently approached Cleveland's front office and GM Phil Savage about restructuring his contract, according to ESPN.com. Dawson signed a five-year, $7.1 million contract extension in 2005 that runs through 2010. He will make $950,000 this season and $1 million in each of the final two years.

A speeding ticket, which Browns' receiver Braylon Edwards initially avoided, has caught up to him, according to Associated Press. Edwards was stopped on Aug. 29 in Avon, Ohio, after police said he was driving 120 mph in his Bentley, but the officer let him slide without a ticket. The receiver has since been served with the ticket, and the officer, whose name wasn't released, has been counseled about handling traffic stops. "The officer let me off for good behavior," Edward said Friday. "Because of Channel 19 [WOIO], it got brought back up, got resurfaced and there it was. I got a ticket. But I'm not the first person to get a speeding ticket."

Adam Jones accused Browns' DB Nick Sorenson of grabbing and squeezing Pacman's groin region during Sunday's game. Pacman said that act occurred in the pileup after he muffed a punt. "I told that dude, 'Man, you're lucky I'm trying to do better, because I would have got 15 yards for kicking your [rear],'" Pacman said.