Quick Take: Browns rally to tame Lions

Published: Aug 10, 2012 at 04:04 PM

Around the League editor Gregg Rosenthal has his takeaways from the game:

From Around the League:
» Lessons from Friday's preseason games

» Around the League's Browns correspondent Marc Sessler says Browns rookie Brandon Weeden looked a lot better than his ugly box score indicated. Weeden looked calm and showed a strong arm. We'll take Sessler's word for it.

» Colt McCoy did what Colt McCoy does. He moved the ball, gave the team some energy, but had no points to show for it.

» Cleveland's starters looked sloppy overall. They had eight first-half penalties and the Lions pass rush forced two turnovers.

» The first Browns touchdown of the year was scored by a man named Brad Smelley.

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