... these first three weeks, one thing that has stuck out is the inconsistency of the Browns' passing attack.

The offense of the Browns has shown signs of life with a running game ranked 11th in the league, but a lack of production at the wide receiver position has made it difficult to maintain a good balance.

Through three games, Cleveland's wide receivers have combined for a meager 257 yards receiving with more than half of that total coming from do-everything playmaker Joshua Cribbs.

Running back Peyton Hillis has provided a spark to the offense and leads the team in rushing yards and receptions. Also, the tight end duo of Ben Watson and Evan Moore have been very productive, but the overall passing attack has left a lot to b...

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