Chiefs vs. Browns: Cleveland wins third straight

More information should become available Monday after Bowe is re-evaluated.

Chris Pokorny of SB Nation’s Cleveland Browns blog, Dawgs By Nature, writes that although some fans were scared of dropping the supposedly easy game against Kansas City, the Browns left no doubt as to who was the better team.

Kansas City Chiefs defense lineman Shaun Smith was a little grumpy on Sunday. What else could explain his curious decision to blatantly choke a player from the Browns? It was a pretty ugly incident, but Smith didn’t stop there. He took his control issues public, blasting members of the media on Twitter following the Chiefs’ 30-7 loss to the Cleveland Browns.

It all started because someone dared question his bold prediction prior to the game.

Bowe is the Chiefs’ top offensive weapon through the air, entering the week with a team-high 57 receptions for 731 yards. He has three touchdown catches this year, working with the struggling Brady Quinn-Matt Cassel rotation though the first 13 weeks of the season.

If the ribs are indeed broken, Bowe could miss more time beyond the final three quarters on Sunday against the Browns.

Kansas City has one of the best rushing attacks in the league, averaging 146.7 yards per game. That has largely been done on the back of Charles, who has rolled through opposing defenses in the second half of the season. Charles has broken 100 yards in three of his last four games and exceeded that in the first quarter alone against Cleveland. He opened the game with an 80-yard touchdown burst down the right sideline.

The Browns lead the Chiefs, 10-7, at halftime and if Bowe and Charles are both hampered in the second half, that certainly won’t help Kansas City’s offensive cause as they go for back-to-back wins.

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His return to the game was announced as questionable, according to the press box announcement, before eventually being ruled out for the remainder of the game.

After the play, in which Bowe apparently took a knee to the back, he was able to walk off the field under his own power, but was seen vomiting on the sidelines, visibly shaken up.