The Browns’ running game is getting going. The Steelers are going no-huddle and showing more grit, but will it be too late?

Josh Cribbs and the Browns pass rush too much for the world champs to handle through one half.

Pittsburgh’s offensive line getting overwhelmed on third down, in four-and-five receiver sets.

Josh Cribbs sets up the game’s first score with another dazzling return.

It’s cold as heck, windy as heck, and gonna be tough to do a whole lot through the air and via the kicking game. Oh, and for goodness sake, Browns and Steelers, put on a long sleeve shirt, would ya?

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Teams have released their Week 14 practice participation reports for Thursday. Here’s a look at some notable developments.

Steelers WR Hines Ward will play Thursday night against the Browns, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Titans QB Vince Young aggravated his injured right knee during practice Thursday and was unable to finish the session.

The Colts are hopeful that they can add a veteran backup quarterback next week, according to a league source, and will try to build in roster flexibility to do so.

Vikings Pro Bowl CB Antoine Winfield could return Sunday against the Bengals after missing the previous six games with a fractured right foot, according to a league source.

USC senior RB Stafon Johnson, who has missed most of this season following a freak weightlifting accident, will not apply for a medical hardship and will turn pro, according to his uncle. Kregg Anderson said Johnson has notified USC coach Pete Carroll of the decision.

Eagles RB Brian Westbrook again was limited Thursday, his second consecutive day back at practice while he recovers from a concussion that has kept him out of five games this season.

The NFL’s public-service announcement about concussions in sports will debut Thursday night during NFL Network’s broadcast of the Steelers-Browns game and will continue to run throughout the season.

Wintry conditions in Cleveland could hurt the production of Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and his receivers.