As soon as the Cleveland Browns opened the door to the locker room for reporters following the game, quarterback Derek Anderson slipped out a side entrance. He didn't talk, and it remains unclear if Cleveland's injured starter will play in the season opener. If he can't, Brady Quinn will have to handle the job.

Long before training camp began, the national media embraced the Browns as this year's warm and fuzzy pick to make the jump from outsider to playoff team in, appropriately, their 10th year back in the league since being reborn in 1999.

Training camp and the preseason, however, has been anything but warm and fuzzy. With the start of the regular season on the horizon, the Browns have more questions now than they did at the end of July. They remain hopeful there is enough time to answer them. For example: