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December 15, 2013 Five things to watch: Bears at Browns  By
Michael C. Wright  Here are five things to watch when the
Chicago Bears face the Cleveland Browns on Sunday at FirstEnergy
Stadium:  Jay Cutler: Cutler will start his first game in a
month Sunday at Cleveland, and he's sure to be at least a little
rusty after all the inactivity. After all, Cutler has played in
just four quarters over the last seven weeks. So his level of
conditioning also has to be at least a passing concern. If
Cutler struggles early on, Bears coach Marc Trestman isn't
likely to go back to backup Josh McCown, who played well in the
starter's absence.  "I wouldn't be prepared for any of those
hypotheticals. We plan on him playing and playing well and those
situations come up game by game with anybody," Trestman said.
"But I wouldn't go near that one other than the fact that I
expect Jay to play efficiently and play well. That's why he's
going to be up."  Cutler, meanwhil