Lance Reisland looks at a missed opportunity by Dorian Thompson-Robinson and why Browns quarterbacks need to do a better job of taking what's there for them.

The Browns are playing out another lost season and the team's starting quarterback is likely to make some brutal NFL history.

Kevin Stefanski made sure no one was confused about who the Browns would be starting at quarterback in Week 17.

It was all about keeping the ball safe from the opposing team, which he did in the first half versus Cincinnati. Yet, Thompson-Robinson accounted for two turnover worthy plays, both being his second-half interceptions.

The Cleveland Browns have seen second-year quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson struggle mightily over the last couple of weeks. After making the move away from

The Cleveland Browns will close out their once-promising season in a disappointing fashion. The team will hit the road to square off with the

Thompson-Robinson entered for Cleveland's third drive of the game after starter Bailey Zappe threw a pick-six on the second possession. That was it for DTR, who had started and played all of the Browns two previous games.

Thompson-Robinson has thrown six interceptions and no touchdowns this season, posting a quarterback rating of 38.6. He's started four games in his career, going 1-4 with just one touchdown pass and 13 interceptions. Browns fans pounced on Thompson-Robinson for his postgame statement.

The Cleveland Browns turned to Dorian Thompson-Robinson to close out the season. With Jameis Winston reportedly dealing with a shoulder injury, the

The Browns have yet to announce their starting quarterback for Saturday's finale in Baltimore. That includes to the two individuals at the position.

The Cleveland Browns haven’t yet decided which of their backup quarterbacks will start the season finale at Baltimore. It probably doesn’t matter to the Ravens.

BEREA, Ohio — Dorian Thompson-Robinson will have a chance to redeem himself from last Sunday’s double-pick loss to the Bengals. Offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey said Thursday that Thompson-Robinson will make his second straight start Sunday against the Dolphins despite aggravating his calf injury during the 24-6 loss to the Bengals.