After missing Sunday's game against the Arizona cardinals Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy is still questionable going forward the rest of the season. Browns coach Pat Shurmur admitted on Monday that McCoy's status was still in question for Saturday's game with the Baltimore Ravens, and he is officially day-to-day going forward:
"Colt’s progressing and he’s day-to-day," Shurmur said. "He’s improving. It’s too early to tell if he’ll practice (Wednesday)." McCoy didn’t travel to Arizona and missed his first game of the season. ESPN reported that McCoy was close to being cleared to play. All that Shurmur confirmed was that McCoy was treated over the weekend. Shurmur hoped that McCoy would be able to play later this season, if not against Baltimore than in the season finale against Pittsburgh. He feels that McCoy's return would be beneficial for his further development, but has not ruled out that Seneca Wallace could be the starter for the season's final two games.