NFL power rankings, Week 5: Steelers bounce back
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53. Give credit where it’s due, although we all know there are no moral victories in the NFL (or any professional sports). Down 14-0 roughly 15 minutes into the game, Hue Jackson’s young team rallied to take a 20-17 lead in the third quarter before giving up a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns in the 11-point loss to the defending NFC East champion Redskins. Running back Isaiah Crowell ran for 112 yards and a score and emerging wide receiver Terrelle Pryor continued to impress, snaring a touchdown pass from rookie quarterback Cody Kessler. But the Browns would commit three turnovers in their latest loss. <p>Next Week: It’s a game that was billed this summer as the return of suspended Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and suspended Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon. Of course, it appears the latter won’t be around as 3-1 New England heads to Cleveland for the first time since 2010. Will it be another long afternoon for the Browns?</p> <p>Playoff hopes: It is now seven straight losses and counting for the Browns, who contrary to rumors have not been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs four weeks into the season. But Cleveland is not only the lone team in the AFC North with a losing record but the only club in the league without a victory.</p>. 0-4. Previous: . Cleveland Browns. 32. team