Harrison did have a good game and definately offers more than Lewis’s shuffling around and falling down for 3 yards. So hopefully he will at least split time with Lewis.

Massaquoi was a big bright spot, but where is Robiskie? Is he injured? Hopefully with the emergence of Massaquoi in the passing game he can give Cribbs a break for playing WR and concentrate on special teams where he is a real threat.

Over all impressive performance all the way around(at least a lot better than what we have suffered through as fans the last 3 wks.). Would have liked to see those 2 field goals turned into touchdowns with that excellent field position, but I will take points anyway we can get them right now.

I never said Harrison was perfect, but what I’m saying in this article is that he and Massaquoi simply made the game interesting to watch. The fumble was costly, yes, but at the same time in came in the first quarter. Harrison was able to redeem himself throughout the rest of the game. I’m not saying his fumble was any better, but what ends up feeling more significant: a first quarter fumble or a big interception late in the second half of a close game?

Why? In this article: “QB Derek Anderson did provide a spark to the offense, despite throwing what turned out to be a costly interception in the end zone.”

Interesting choice of words, considering Anderson’s INT led to NOTHING for the Bengals. That turnover led to zero points for the Bengals and the Browns got the ball right back.

Meanwhile, the article praises Harrison, while conveniently leaving out a mention of his fumble, which led directly to a TD for the Bengals.

DA’s INT: No points for Cincinnati.
Harrison’s fumble: 7 points for Cicinnati.

So, which turnover was “costly”? Wanna try again?