  Browns still have no answers  December 6, 2011 By MIKE McLAIN
, Tribune Chronicle |  BEREA - The Browns are coming off a 24-10
loss to the Baltimore Ravens and facing a short week leading up
to a Thursday road game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.  When
Browns coach Pat Shurmur was asked what his message was to the
players, he probably should have said, "Assume crash position."
It can't be easy to be positive entering the final four games of
the season with a 4-8 record. There are still two games
remaining against the Steelers and a rematch with the Ravens on
Christmas Eve.  "You just keep pushing. That's the important
thing," Shurmur said. "If this was a real easy thing then
everybody can do it. You try to find a way to win a game."  A
week ago as Shurmur began preparations for the Ravens, he viewed
it as a chance to gauge how the Browns stack up against one of
the elite teams in the AFC North Division. After being torched
for 290 rushing yards, including 204 by Ray Rice, the Browns
would seem to be facin