Browns (17) @ Cardinals (20)

Each week, Pro Football Focus takes a quick look back at each of the game's that took place in the previous week and analyzes them. Their review of the Browns vs. Cardinals game is now live. After the jump is a recap of some of the interesting things had to say, along with my own commentary.

In his Wednesday press conference, Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur provided updates on quarterback Colt McCoy and safety T.J. Ward. McCoy has still not been cleared to practice, although he was doing some physical activity at the facility.

The Browns aren't going to catch the Colts, Rams, or Vikings for one of the top three picks in the draft, but by losing to Arizona, they are very much in-the-hunt for getting a top five pick in April.

The Arizona Cardinals must fight to keep their playoff hopes alive against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Which Arizona Cardinals defensive player had the top defensive play of the game against the Cleveland Browns?

A look at the highlights from the gamethread

A look at the guys who stepped up in the win.

The Cardinals won their third overtime game of the year, defeating the Browns 20-17. Despite their victory, there were still some parts of the game that had Cardinals fans cringing. Here are five negatives coming from the week 15 matchup.

You could make a timeline of how many different ways the Cleveland Browns have found to lose this season. In Week 15, it was about having a two-possession lead in the fourth quarter, only to fall to the Arizona Cardinals by a final score of 20-17 in overtime.

A big play by Seneca Wallace-to-Greg Little put the Cleveland Browns ahead 17-7 near the end of the third quarter, but Arizona started with great field position to after a personal foul (facemask) penalty on Cleveland. It looked like Arizona would get it right back, but then rookie cornerback Buster Skrine came up with an awesome interception to give the ball back to the Browns.