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Browns on outside looking in

Cleveland Browns
12/31/2007 9:38 AM The Dayton Daily News reports they achieved a couple of their goals Sunday afternoon with a 20-7 win over the San Francisco 49ers, but the Cleveland Browns wanted more. They wanted the postseason. Alas, the Tennessee Titans later beat the Indianapolis Colts 16-10 to claim the sixth and final AFC playoff spot Cleveland was eliminated on the season's final day."The way I look at it, we had a chance to seal our fate last week," WR Braylon Edwards said. "We had a chance to close the door. But we forfeited that right. We lost the game to Cincinnati, a lesser opponent." Read more

Bengals face roster decisions in '08

Cincinnati Bengals
12/30/2007 11:19 AM The Dayton Daily News reports the Bengals need to take a good, long look around the visiting locker room at Dolphin Stadium today. There will be handshakes, hugs and goodbyes because plenty of players will be gone when the team convenes for offseason workouts next spring. Change is in order, and it's especially true for the Bengals, who will go down in 2007 as one of the league's most underachieving teams. They entered the season fully expecting a playoff berth. They believed they were Super Bowl contenders. Instead, they're guaranteed their first losing season since 2002. "I'm sure with this type of season, something is going to be done," said 12-year veteran right OT Willie Anderson. "But I've also been around long enough to know, too, that guys can never predict what's going to happen. We're obviously disappointed about our season. I'm sure some things are going to be different, but what it is, who knows? Read more

Browns chase 7th straight home win

Cleveland Browns
12/30/2007 11:18 AM The Dayton Daily News reports the Browns have won six straight at home and would like to reward their fans with one more. That accomplished, they will then retreat to homes or nightspots and root for the Indianapolis Colts to knock off the Tennessee Titans (8 p.m., NBC) so their season can continue with a playoff game next week at either San Diego or Pittsburgh. For the 49ers, despite having won two in a row, the season can't end soon enough. Read more

Moss hauls in some cash

New England Patriots
12/30/2007 11:17 AM The Boston Herald reports WR Randy Moss may have taken a huge pay cut to come and play alongside QB Tom Brady, but he’s made up a pretty good chunk in bonus money thanks to his all-world performance this season. Moss, who agreed to reduce his salary this season from $9.75 million to $3 million, cashed in another $2 million in incentives, according to a source familiar with his contract. Read more