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The Browns will make an official announcement about their quarterback situation today.

Brady Quinn might get another chance after all. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Quinn will start against the Baltimore Ravens next Monday night.

BEREA, Ohio -- There is no head coach this season more vilified, more condemned and more ridiculed than Cleveland's Eric Mangini -- with Rolling Stone , of all people, calling his first-year tenure "a sort of Hurricane Andrew of football mismanagement." That sounds pretty awful, only I'm not sure what it means.

FBNBrowns-QBs,0208 Mangini not tipping hand on QB Eds: APNewsNow. By TOM WITHERS AP Sports Writer BEREA, Ohio Browns coach Eric Mangini has returned to his secretive ways with his starting quarterback.

It probably won't be a surprise that Eric Mangini is the focus of many, many questions this week from Browns fans.

Cleveland Browns owner Randy Lerner dismissed Browns general manager George Kokinis on Monday after the Browns were embarrassed by the Bears on Sunday.

Just hours after Cleveland's fired general manager walked down the front steps in disgrace carrying his belongings in travel bags, two disgruntled fans climbed the same steps inside the team's headquarters for a meeting with the team's camera-shy owner.

The ugly Buffalo-Cleveland game in Week 5 was a tough loss for Bills fans to endure.

You don't need me advising you to start Peyton Manning and Maurice Jones-Drew, or to bench Derek Anderson and Earnest Graham.

At least Derek Anderson is as disgusted about his statistics as the fans are. Anderson told the Cleveland Plain Dealer this week that his stats are "garbage." He says he believes he's "improving," but that is arbitrary at this point.

I hate to admit it, but Phil Savage does have a point. a oeWe left two quarterbacks behind that both seem ruined right now.a Although we cana t blame this abysmal season on the quarterback situation entirely, it is a huge culprit.

Eric Mangini walked off Soldier Field like a weary pall bearer, head down, eyes fixed on his bootlaces ... like most coaches move when they get cracked 30-to-6 ... or 55-10, or 73-zip. A Bears team not that much better than his had done the damage.

Could the Cleveland Browns have fired anyone more blameless for that horrendous Football mess on the lakefront than the general manager who really wasn't a general manager? How about a secretary, maintenance guy or parking lot attendant? Or maybe the guy who walks team owner Randy Lerner's dog? There is only one way this ridiculous ...

With every other journalist on Bleacher Report either getting ready to write or having already written a Cleveland Browns midseason report article, this journalist is going to lay down the hard facts and take a look at the team's "coulda, woulda, shoulda." A The Coulda's 1. Brady Quinn could have made $11 million in incentives this year, but he was ...

In addition to dealing with a host of offensive problems, the Browns also have a dilemma: how much, and in what ways, to use Josh Cribbs on offense.

The Cleveland Browns are 1-7 this season and 55-113 since their return to the NFL as an expansion franchise in 1999.

Eric Steinbach quite possibly was the only Cleveland Brown who took something positive from a 30-6 drubbing Sunday at the hands of the Bears.

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Browns GM George Kokinis was escorted away from the Browns practice facility Monday night, ending his tenure with the team and head coach Eric Mangini.

The future of the Browns quarterback position beyond the bye week is, well, uncertain.