Coach Eric Mangini also said that he expects Cribbs to suit up despite the neck injury that caused Cribbs to be carted off the field last Monday. Cribbs is not a fantasy option, but it's good news for the Browns that they'll have one of their few playmakers.

Harrison clearly isn't happy that he's been passes on the depth chart by Chris Jennings. Coach Eric Mangini didn't give any real reason for Harrison getting zero carries against the Ravens on Monday night, simply saying that different packages are for different runners. Even though Harrison flashed potential when Jamal Lewis was out earlier this season, he can now be safely dropped in all leagues.

Lewis will play against Detroit, but isn't even a good flex play because of his decreasing role in an awful Cleveland offense and declining ability.

According to the coach once known as "Mangenius," all of Cribbs' tests came back negative. Cribbs has 22 touches in his last four games, seeing most of his work in the Wildcat. He also 1,236 all-purpose return yards on the year.

"I think we really got someone special here that we can develop," coordinator Rob Ryan said of the Braylon Edwards trade throw-in. "He'll be a final part of our defense for years to come." Trusnik is coming off an eight-tackle game after pushing David Bowens back inside.

The Mangini staff clearly does not see the blocking-challenged Jerome Harrison as its future feature back, and Harrison is hacked off about his decreased role. Though Jennings will likely see more carries at Jamal Lewis' expense, the former CFL special teamer is a downhill runner with limited speed in the worst offense the NFL has seen in some time. He's an extreme long-shot for fantasy value.

Cribbs is on track to play against the Lions Sunday, but he's not an attractive fantasy option even in return yardage leagues.