BALTIMORE -- Getting off to the worst start in franchise history is one thing.Being historically bad on a grand scale is quite another, and the winless Cleveland Browns now have only six games left to avoid that kind of infamy.Facing the team that once called Cleveland home, this Browns team stayed competitive for a half before falling 28-7 to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night.That left the Browns at 0-10, their worst start to a season since Cleveland joined the NFL in 1950.It cant get much worse than that, can it? Well, perhaps. Because the Browns are now staring at one of the most dubious set of numbers in NFL history: 0-16.The 2008 Detroit Lions are the only team in NFL history that went winless over a 16-game schedule. And now the Browns are hot on their trail.The mindset is you have to stay positive, 10-year offensive tackle Joe Thomas said. Were going to have to try to find a way to get a win here.It appeared the Browns had a shot in this one after they took a 7-3 lead in the second quarter and were still ahead 7-6 at halftime -- despite starting the game with a timeout on the first play from scrimmage because there were 12 men on the field.The second half was littered with turnovers and sacks, along with another quarterback change. Josh McCown proved to be even worse than starter Cody Kessler, and the result was another lopsided loss.Cleveland has gone through six different quarterbacks this season. On this night, neither the starter nor his replacement could put a dent in the Baltimore defense.I know I made the statement before about playing musical chairs. I wasnt playing musical chairs today, coach Hue Jackson insisted. I was trying to give our offense a chance to function at a fast rate. ... Thats the decision I thought I needed to make and I made it. I dont regret it at all.The Browns have made the playoffs only once since the team rebooted in 1995 after the original franchise moved to Baltimore and left the records behind.This team, however, is the worst of them all.Its tough, theres no way around it, McCown said. When you go through something like this. Nobody expects things to go this way. It can get heavy but the group in there, the way theyre fighting and the way they come to work every day, those are the things we can draw on.It sure would be a lot easier to go to work with a victory to talk about.---For more NFL coverage: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFLAnthony Davis Lakers Jersey . Numbers Game looks into the Canadiens securing the services of Thomas Vanek in a trade with the New York Islanders. The Canadiens Get: LW Thomas Vanek and a conditional fifth-round pick. Vlade Divac Jersey . 24 Baylor in a Big 12 clash between teams trending in opposite directions. 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He did not miss any time, playing in Game 7 the next night and then at the IIHF world championship days later. "Foot is OK," Ovechkin said on a conference call Sunday morning. "Right now Im walking fine. Im gonna start playing tennis soon so Im gonna be in good shape. ... Its kind of getting better. I feel pretty good about my foot." Ovechkin kept playing because he could not make the injury worse. He knew something was wrong but said Sunday morning on a conference call that he did not have an MRI until after playing for Russia in Stockholm. "I make a blocked shot. The puck broke my foot, and I played with it," Ovechkin said. "I nevver asked (Capitals trainer Greg Smith) or (Dr.dddddddddddd. Benjamin Shaffer) about lets make an MRI or something. I just played the game because its the playoffs. It doesnt matter what happen. You have to be there and you have to play the best that you can." Ovechkin played all 48 regular-season and seven playoff games for the Capitals, even though general manager George McPhee said he was playing through some other injuries. "I dont know how many games I miss for all my NHL career with injury, probably like maybe 10, maybe 12," Ovechkin said. "I dont know. But I know if I can feel it and maybe get some injection and I know I can play, Im never gonna say Im not gonna play. Its not my style." The broken foot was never considered something that would keep him off the ice for training camp. Thats even less of a concern a month after the injury. Neither Ovechkin nor McPhee revealed what injuries the 27-year-old right wing was playing through. ' ' '