Eagles (17) @ Browns (16)

We break down the double reverse to WR Travis Benjamin at the beginning of the second quarter. It is a play that went for 35 yards, the longest gain of the day for Cleveland's offense.

Let's say this about the Week 1 tape, it wasn't pretty. Believe it or not, Michael Vick's decision-making was worse than the first impression. Yep, worse.

"Defense wins Championships." In that case, the Browns are in good shape. Unfortunately, what that phrase assumes is that you do not have an offense that is as putrid as Cleveland's offense appeared to be in the team's opening game of the season.

Former Eagles player and ex Jets & Chiefs coach Herm Edwards wrote a piece on ESPN Insider today taking a look at Michael Vick's week one performance.

Today, we'll look at how often the Cleveland Browns' defense played against the Philadelphia Eagles. It should be noted that the Browns had to defend an astounding 95 snaps. Teams are typically on the field for around 55-75 snaps.

The Eagles turned the ball over a total of 5 times yesterday, a total they likely only got away with because the Browns gave the ball up 4 times themselves.

Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin suffered a hip pointer in Week 1 and also has a hip flexor strain. No word on whether or not he will play next week against the Ravens.

Eagles head coach Andy Reid addressed Michael Vick's performance in the team's week 1 win over the Cleveland Browns

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory: The Cleveland Browns lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 17-16 in heartbreaking fashion that Browns fans are all too familiar with. Why I shouldn't be discouraged, but am anyway...

Snap count data for the Cleveland Browns allows fans to answer questions like, "did Montario Hardesty even play on offense?" or "what happened to Jordan Cameron?" without having to pause and re-watch every play of the game.