The Jets rolled CB Darrelle Revis over to Edwards' side, and Revis fared pretty well against him. Edwards continued his monster scoring year, however, and now has 13 touchdowns. His 65 catches and 1106 are also both career highs.

Forward looking owners who targeted Lewis because of his extremely favorable fantasy stretch run schedule are being rewarded. He's scored nine times in his last six games and makes for an excellent RB1 option against the Bills in Week 15. The Browns head to Cincinnati the following Sunday and host San Francisco in their regular season finale.

He was targeted eight times by Derek Anderson. Winslow has a total of only 69 yards in his last two games, but remains a must start against a Bills secondary that will likely be minus starting FS George Wilson (ribs) in Week 15.

Darrelle Revis did a good job of containing Braylon Edwards for the most part and Cleveland was predictably successful on the ground, which prevented Anderson from having a huge game. Still, he's thrown multiple TDs in three straight weeks and gets a solid matchup versus Buffalo in Week 15.

As he has all year, Jurevicius took a backseat to Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow. Josh Cribbs was targeted just as often. Jurevicius hasn't found the end zone since Week 4 and has just 43 catches despite starting every game for the Browns' pass-friendly attack.

Peek's injury issues have followed him from Houston, but he's been an effective pass rusher when healthy. Peek currently has four sacks on the year.

Wilson has been inactive all year. Third receiver Tim Carter is up, along with No. 2 tight end Steve Heiden. CB Eric Wright rejoins the lineup.

Heiden will be a game-time decision. Behind him is Darnell Dinkins.

The Browns would hardly miss him if he's out. TE Steve Heiden returned to limited drills Friday and is a better third receiving option if he's up.

Cleveland's No. 2 tight end could be a game-day decision in Week 14.

With the suspect Jets and Bills passing attacks coming up and the emergence of fellow rookie CB Brandon McDonald, the Browns can be patient with their second-round pick.

Heiden came into the year looking like a potential deep sleeper after Kellen Winslow had offseason microfracture surgery, but Winslow hasn't missed a beat. Heiden has nine catches in 2007 and is uncertain to play in Week 14.

Bockwoldt, who will provide depth after a season-ending injury to Kris Griffin, started 16 games for the Saints in 2005, but has bounced around the league since then. He was released by the 49ers late in camp.

Griffin, who saw most of his work on special teams, was also a backup linebacker. He finished the season with 14 tackles.

This appears to be a minor issue for Edwards, who played through a hamstring injury last week. Hopefully the ice won't cool off Edwards, who scored his 12th touchdown of the year against the Cardinals.

Lewis was hurt on his touchdown catch. He says he doesn't anticipate having any lingering problems and may not be on the Week 14 injury report.

Griffin, primarily a special teamer, is also a backup at inside linebacker.

With the Browns down 27-21 and just seconds remaining, Derek Anderson heaved a fourth-down pass into the end zone. Winslow went up in traffic and somehow managed to hold on despite taking a big hit, but was shoved out of bounds before his feet could come down. The referee ruled it an incompletion and the "shove out" rule is not one that can be reviewed on replay. Without the game-winning score, Winslow's streak of managing at least 60 yards or one touchdown in every game this season came to an end.

Jurevicius extends his streak to six straight games with at least four catches, but dropped a key third-down pass in the fourth quarter.

Edwards missed practice during the week because of a hamstring injury, but showed little sign of being hobbled while setting a career-high for yardage and scoring for the 12th time. Edwards' touchdown came when he made a leaping catch in the third quarter, splitting two defenders as he somehow fell to the ground untouched before quickly popping up to coast into the end zone for a 67-yard score on a play that was upheld on replay. He had a so-so month of November, but remains a must-start WR1 for the stretch run.