By Tony Grossi, The Plain Dealer Baltimore Sun

6:07 p.m. AKST, December 20, 2011
CLEVELAND—
Seneca Wallace will "more than likely" be the starting quarterback again for Browns in Baltimore.

Twelve days after the Browns lost in Pittsburgh, 14-3, the effects of that game are still reverberating -- in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, in the AFC North and throughout the NFL.

Colt McCoy still has not returned to regular work since suffering a concussion on the helmet-to-facemask hit by Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison on Dec. 8. That means Seneca Wallace will make his second straight start Saturday in Baltimore.

Further, the NFL is instituting new procedures to help prevent teams from unknowingly playing players after a concussion. The guidelines include having an independent athletic trainer watch in the press box to monitor whether a player needs to be tested for a concussion.

The Steelers didn't come out unscathed from that brutal slugfest, either.

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