Jason Campbell completed 23-of-41 passes for 240 yards, one touchdown and one interception in Cleveland's 20-7, Week 17 loss to the Steelers. Campbell also lost a fumble, and took three sacks. As has been the case throughout much of his career, he made a habit of holding onto the ball for too long. Although Campbell proved to be a far-superior option to Brandon Weeden this season, he's still someone who needs to be managed and manipulated to succeed. Things would have been far uglier had he not had the league's leading receiver in Josh Gordon to throw the ball up to. Nevertheless, he showed more than enough to be back for 2014, where he'll earn an affordable $2 million. Campbell will be a backup, either to a rookie or Brian Hoyer.

Jason Campbell will start Sunday's Week 17 game against the Steelers. Brandon Weeden will be the backup and Alex Tanney will be the third-stringer once again. Coach Rob Chudzinski has no interest in giving someone else a chance even though Campbell has gone 41-of-79 (51.8 percent) for 451 yards with one touchdown and four interceptions in the last two games. He'd be a poor QB2 bet against a Steelers team with an outside shot at making the playoffs.

Jason Campbell completed 29-of-44 passes for 391 yards and three touchdowns in Week 14 against the Patriots. Making his first appearance since suffering a Week 12 concussion, Campbell looked pretty sharp as he peppered Jordan Cameron and Josh Gordon with targets. It shouldn't be too difficult with those two athletic freaks in your arsenal. Campbell appeared to have led the Browns to an upset victory over the Patriots, but New England scored two touchdowns in the final 1:04 to win 27-26. Campbell's three scores went to Gordon, Cameron, and Gary Barnidge on a broken play. Campbell will be a low-end QB2 next week against Chicago.

Jason Campbell (concussion) is active and will start Sunday's Week 14 games against the Patriots. Campbell returns after missing last week's game against the Jaguars. Brandon Weeden (concussion) is inactive. Caleb Hanie will be the backup. Campbell isn't a recommended fantasy option on the road in his return. Also inactive for the Browns are QB Alex Tanney, TE MarQueis Gray, OT Martin Wallace, OG Garrett Gilkey, OT Reid Fragel, TE Keavon Milton, and WR Josh Cooper.

Jason Campbell (concussion) has been cleared to start Sunday's Week 14 game against the Patriots. Campbell practiced each of the past two days after being cleared for exercise earlier in the week. Campbell's reinsertion into the lineup is good news for Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron owners who were dreading a possible Caleb Hanie or Alex Tanney start. Campbell is Rotoworld's No. 26 QB this week.

Jason Campbell (concussion) is practicing again on Friday. Campbell is on track to make the start against the Patriots. Thankfully, the Browns won't have to trot out Caleb Hanie or Alex Tanney at quarterback. Campbell is a bottom-barrel fantasy option as our No. 26 quarterback.

Jason Campbell (concussion) took the first-team reps in Thursday's practice. Campbell will be officially "limited," but is on track to gain full clearance in the next 48 hours. Campbell was backed up by Caleb Hanie on Thursday. Brandon Weeden has yet to resume practicing. Campbell's likely return is excellent news for Josh Gordon, but Campbell won't be a recommended option against in two-QB leagues against the Patriots' defense.

Jason Campbell (concussion) has been cleared to practice Thursday.

Jason Campbell (concussion) and Brandon Weeden (concussion) have still not been cleared to practice. Campbell and Weeden have been cleared for exercise, but not practice. It leaves Alex Tanney and Caleb Hanie to take the first-team reps at Wednesday's session. Even owners desperate for a quarterback in the deepest of leagues can simply ignore the situation, but owners of Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron need to be monitoring. A tough spot (at New Engalnd) would become even tougher if Tanney or Hanie end up starting.

Jason Campbell (concussion) has been cleared for activity, but not practice. According to coach Rob Chudzinski, the next 24-48 hours will be crucial in determining Campbell's status for Week 14. If he can get cleared for practice by Wednesday, he'll likely start against the Patriots. If he can't, the Browns will be in a bigger mess than they're already in. Brandon Weeden sustained a concussion against the Jags, leaving Alex Tanney as the only healthy quarterback on the roster. Josh Gordon owners desperately need Campbell or Weeden to suit up.