NFL Power Rankings, Week 3: Vikings climb, Seahawks fall

Nothing is ever going to change for the Cleveland Browns. After quickly scoring 20 unanswered points in the first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland failed to reach the endzone in a 25-20 loss. <p>With Robert Griffin III looking as if he will be out for the next 10-12 weeks with the shoulder injury, Cleveland went with Josh McCown. McCown also went down with an injury, leaving Hue Jackson with only rookie Cody Kessler out of USC.</p> <p>Luckily, Jackson didn’t have to roll with Kessler for long. McCown quickly returned before Kessler could even attempt a pass, and held-in for the remainder of the game despite multiple jarring hits.</p> <p>A bright spot for the Cleveland Browns was the play of first round pick Corey Coleman, who had two touchdowns in the first quarter. The former Baylor Bear finished with two touchdowns and 104 receiving yards.</p> <p>Isaiah Crowell had a nice game on the ground, although 85 of his 133 yards came on one big play early in the game. On the day Cleveland unveiled a new Jim Brown statue, Crowell passed the Browns legend on the franchise longest rushing touchdown list.</p> <p>The Browns also managed to garner some turnovers against Joe Flacco thanks to two interceptions by Joe Haden. After an injury-riddled offseason and season opener, fans saw a vintage Joe Haden on the field Sunday.</p> <p>In their quest towards Deshaun Watson/DeShone Kizer, the Browns will travel to Miami next week to face the Dolphins for a 1 p.m. start.</p>. (0-2). Previous: 32nd. Cleveland Browns. 32. team. 53