Browns (27) @ Giants (41)

Cleveland faced a 3rd-and-8 situation early in the drive, and they ended up running a screen pass to RB Chris Ogbonnaya for a 38-yard gain. This is the type of situation -- third-and-long -- where I don't mind bringing Ogbonnaya in.

With the assistance of a turnover, Cleveland held a 14-0 lead after less than five minutes of play. You can pinpoint exactly when the Browns blew it against the Giants, though: toward the end of the second quarter, facing a third-and-one situation.

Facing a 3rd-and-goal from the 5 yard line, Weeden's first pass was batted away by DE Justin Tuck. Weeden caught the deflection behind the line of scrimmage, and then fired a second forward pass to TE Jordan Cameron for a touchdown.

Each week, Pro Football Focus takes a quick look back at each of the games that took place in the previous week and analyzes them. Their review of the Browns vs. Giants game is now live, including how L.J. Fort did in relief of D'Qwell Jackson.

A look at some of the statistical analysis from Sunday's New York Giants-Cleveland Browns game, using the NFL snap counts data and the Pro Football Focus grading system.

This week's New York Giants' roster power rankings.

The Browns' defense suffered injuries to DT Ahtyba Rubin, LB D'Qwell Jackson, and CB Dimitri Patterson against the Giants. How did those injuries impact the snap count distribution for the defensive linemen, linebackers, and defensive backs?

Tom Coughlin knows the Giants have issues on defense, and that they go beyond the lack of pass rush in recent games.

After a rocky start to the Week 5 game, Eli Manning, Victor Cruz, and Ahmad Bradshaw led the way for the New York Giants in their 41-27 victory over the Cleveland Browns yesterday. Some of the...

Before you look at the snap count distributions in the Browns' 41-27 loss to the Giants, ask yourself the following two questions: Did Chris Ogbonnaya play more often than he has the past few weeks? Who played more: Josh Gordon or Jordan Norwood?