PD's Dennis Manoloff says three other plays - none involving Wright - set the Browns back in a game they could have won.
Peyton Hillis had a big day against the Ravens, but it doesn't mean a thing if you don't win, says The Plain Dealer's Dennis Manoloff.Welcome to today's edition of Starting Blocks TV, our Web video show about what's going on in Cleveland sports. Today's show is hosted by Chuck Yarborough and Bill Lubinger.
Let's go to the highlights:
• The Browns put up a fight in Baltimore on Sunday before losing. While the team is 0-3, they did come away with some positives from the loss. Which part of the game was the best news for the Browns? Cast your vote in today's Starting Blocks poll.
• Today's guest, Plain Dealer reporter Dennis Manoloff- who will post his "Upon Further Review" feature later today - broke down the telecast of the game last night and says there are no positives he takes from it. As Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis said, a win is a win and a loss is a loss.
Manoloff adds that while Eric Wright blamed himself for having a bad game, the Browns made three plays - none of which involved Wright - that made a difference and are not getting much attention.
SBTV will return Tuesday with Plain Dealer Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot as the guest. And don't forget to play our new You Pick the Winners Contest where you can outpick Chuck and Branson Wright each week and earn an appearance on SBTV and a chance at a $250 gift card.