McCown (hand) completed 32-of-41 passes for 356 yards, with two touchdowns and no interceptions in Sunday's 30-27 loss at San Diego. He did lose a fumble at one point.

EDGE Analysis

McCown moved the ball well for most of the game, although the Browns' offense bogged down a few times on the Chargers' side of the field, which led to four field goals by Travis Coons. He was clutch late, completing 4-of-4 passes for 45 yards on a game-tying drive that culminated in a short touchdown pass to TE Gary Barnidge at 2:09 of the final period. Unfortunately, McCown left too much time for Philip Rivers, who engineered his own clutch drive that ended with the game-winning field goal. In any event, it was probably one of McCown's best games as a pro, and he's certainly silenced most of the critics that are calling for Johnny Manziel to start at QB. The veteran QB will face a suspect Ravens' secondary in Week 5.