Maybe the St. Louis Rams or Tennessee Titans can tread water long enough to be rescued when the SS Springaleak goes vertical. Glub, glub, glub.
Good teams overcome bad plays.
Cleveland is not a good team. Not that Shea's teammates would admit it. When a receiver makes a one-handed touchdown grab or a cornerback returns an interception for six points, everybody on the winning team is only too happy to proclaim that the big play made the difference in the game. Try to tag a teammate with the loss after he misses a block or jumps offside, however, and for some reason the big play barely affected the outcome. Browns cornerback Corey Fuller sees the contradiction, but not enough to talk about it.