Browns vs. Packers 2013, Week 7: Live coverage, score updates and more

[UPDATE: Per NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport, a source called Finley’s overnight stay at the hospital “precautionary,” adding, “he’s going to be fine.”]

There is no word yet on Finley’s long-term status. According to Packers blog Acme Packing Company, an update from the organization may not come until Tuesday.

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If nothing else, at least Brandon Weeden makes the Browns entertainingly horrible. Weeden started the first half against the Packers by completing two of his first 11 passes, mixing in an interception and posting a 1.7 quarterback rating.

Cleveland was noncompetitive in the first half, but it’s not quite the blowout you would expect in Green Bay. But down two scores, was there ever any question about whether Weeden could close the gap? The 30-year-old sophomore quarterback is a statue in the backfield, unable to evade anything and often hastily ejecting the ball from his possession.

Following a catch from Finley, Gipson lowered his shoulder for a tackle on Finley and struck him in the head. Gipson received a personal foul on the play. Trainers surrounded Finley on the field and his movement was limited.

Finley was carted off the field wearing a neck brace after laying motionless on the field. As he was taken off on a stretcher, Finley raised his arm slightly to the crowd at Lambeau Field.

He completed only five of his first 14 passes, was intercepted once and was also sacked. Weeden managed an 11-yard scramble as well, but that did very little to salvage his mediocre start.

The Packers stormed out to a 17-3 lead on the Browns, who have become much less competitive with Weeden under center.

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Even with the injuries to the Packers offensive unit, the Browns defense will need a better showing if Cleveland is going to win. The Browns gave up 24 unanswered points in the second half against the Lions. Although they aren’t as prolific as they were at the beginning of the season, the Packers are still one of the better offenses in the league. With the consistent efforts of Lacy in the past two games and Rodgers always a threat, the Browns will need to stay on their toes.

With all of the injuries mounting against the Packers, the folks at Acme Packing Company spend a bit of time catching the community up with each post.

Game Date/Time and Location: Sunday, Oct. 20, 4:25 p.m. ET at Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wis.

TV schedule and distribution map: CBS; The506.com