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Corey Coleman and Cody Kessler back at practice.

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  • @jiggins7919 said:

    I think the smart money is on Josh McCown, as Hue is DESPERATE for a win, and he probably feels a bit more at ease with a veteran than a rookie coming off a concussion.

    I actually think the smart money is on Kessler. McCown has shown time and time again he makes bad decisions at crucial moments in the game, which is a big part of what's behind his horrible win-loss record as quarterback. He did not use his stronger arm effectively against the Jets.

    Starting Kessler is a win-win. He gives us a better chance to win than McCown, and we give reps to a player who has a future in Cleveland.

    @osiris said:

    I actually think the smart money is on Kessler. McCown has shown time and time again he makes bad decisions at crucial moments in the game, which is a big part of what's behind his horrible win-loss record as quarterback. He did not use his stronger arm effectively against the Jets.

    Starting Kessler is a win-win. He gives us a better chance to win than McCown, and we give reps to a player who has a future in Cleveland.

    And let's see what Vegas thinks about DAL vs CLE this week. ....

    ....The Las Vegas sports books don't have to worry about the public cash cow this week with the Patriots having a bye. However, large amounts of small money has turned its attention to a few other teams beginning with the Cowboys (-7) at winless Cleveland as Dallas rides a six-game win and cover streak. Fortunately for the books, they've gotten some help to help balance things out.....