NEW ENGLAND (3-1) at CLEVELAND (0-4)Sunday, 1 p.m. EDT, CBSOPENING LINE -- Patriots by 10 1/2RECORD VS. SPREAD -- Patriots 3-1, Browns 1-3SERIES RECORD -- Browns lead 13-10LAST MEETING -- Patriots beat Browns 27-26, Dec. 8, 2013LAST WEEK -- Patriots lost 16-0 to Bills; Browns lost 31-20 to RedskinsAP PRO32 RANKING -- Patriots No. 3, Browns No. 32PATRIOTS OFFENSE -- OVERALL (19), RUSH (3), PASS (28)PATRIOTS DEFENSE -- OVERALL (19), RUSH (15), PASS (20)BROWNS OFFENSE -- OVERALL (12), RUSH (1), PASS (25)BROWNS DEFENSE -- OVERALL (19), RUSH (15), PASS (20)STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES -- Patriots QB Tom Brady returns from four-game Deflategate suspension to make season debut. Brady fought leagues ruling for more than year before finally accepting ban in July. League investigation determined he and Patriots intentionally underinflated footballs in 2015 AFC championship game. ... Patriots barely missed Brady until last week, when shut out at home by Bills. Patriots had not been blanked at home since 1993 and outcome could have them angrier than usual. ... Patriots are NFL-best 49-17 in October since 2000. ... With one win, Patriots coach Bill Belichick takes sole possession of fourth place on NFLs career list. Hes tied with Curly Lambeau with 226 regular-season victories. Top three are: Don Shula (328), George Halas (318), Tom Landry (250). ... Belichick went 36-44 as Browns head coach from 1991-95. ... Bradys appearance will give him 17 seasons with one team, tying him for most by NFL QB with John Brodie (San Francisco) and Dan Marino (Miami). ... Brady enters 2016 season fifth on career yards list with 58,028. ... Brady tied with Peyton Manning with four seasons of 35 or more TDs. ... Brady is 5-1 against Browns. ... RB LeGarrette Blount ranks third in NFL with 352 yards rushing. ... TE Rob Gronkowski has 65 receiving TDs since 2010, most in NFL at position. ... Leagues lone winless team, Browns had chances last week, but done in by three straight turnovers in second half. ... Browns leading league in rushing yards (597) and average per carry (5.74). ... RB Isaiah Crowell is second in league with 386 yards, most in first four games for Cleveland since Hall of Famer Jim Brown (476) in 1965. ... Crowell (6.4) and Duke Johnson (6.2) are first Browns backs to rank 1-2 in league in average since Brown and Bobby Mitchell in 1958. ... WR Terrelle Pryor had his first TD reception last week, but was flagged 15 yards for celebration. ... Browns rookie QB Cody Kessler makes first start at home. ... Browns have been ravaged by injuries, losing seven starters since opener. Latest injury was C Austin Reiter, who tore knee ligament last week and is done for season. ... RG John Greco will return to center and make third start. He played guard last week after coach Hue Jackson benched Alvin Bailey following OVI arrest. ... 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The Redskins announced Monday that the quarterback who led the team to the Super Bowl championship in the 1987 season will serve as a personnel executive. Melvin Gordon III Chargers Jersey . -- Matt Rupert scored once in regulation and again in the shootout as the London Knights extended their win streak to nine games by defeating the Owen Sound Attack 4-3 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. LOS ANGELES -- Bryce Harper arrived at Dodger Stadium a little bit smarter Tuesday. Less than 24 hours earlier, the 20-year-old Washington Nationals slugger ran headfirst into the right-field wall while chasing a fly ball. The violent collision left him with 11 stitches in his chin, a sore body and a lesson learned. Harper vowed to keep playing hard, but said he will learn how to avoid crashing into the fence with such force. He was set to sit out the remaining two games of Washingtons series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. "He hadnt been out there enough probably to realize he was even on the warning track," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said. "Once he hits the fence enough times, hes going to get the translation to where he feels for the wall and looks for the wall. Its going to come with experience, and the best teacher in the world is hitting that wall hard." Harper acknowledged feeling nauseous and "a little carsick" on Tuesday. "But there is no concussion or anything like that," he said. The reigning NL Rookie of the Year wasnt upset about the collision, only the after-effects. First of all, he didnt catch A.J. Ellis triple. Second, he had to shave his beard so the medical staff could patch him up. And then there was the general soreness anyone would feel after running into a wall full-speed. "Both legs, (left) shoulder, ribs, hand, wrist, chin of course," Harper said, laying out the laundry list of his sore body parts.dddddddddddd And while Mondays exam didnt reveal a concussion, Johnson said the outfielder is likely to undergo more tests. "His shoulder, (left) knee and head took the brunt," Johnson said. "Id say Im more worried about his shoulder and his knee than I am about the stitches in his chin." It wasnt the first time Harper has felt the impact of an outfield wall. Two weeks ago in Atlanta he crashed into the fence and was left with bruised ribs. Despite the health risks, Johnson isnt about to tell Harper to stop playing as hard as he does. And its not as if Harper would listen anyway. Harper took to Twitter on Tuesday, posting: "I will keep playing this game hard for the rest of my life even if it kills me! Ill (sic) never stop!" Now its a matter of hoping he never seriously hurts himself. "Its just something that Ill learn," Harper said. "When Im on the ball, Im trying to get that ball because thats the only thing that matters to me. Thats how I play. Ive always played like that. "Im going to play this game for the rest of my life and try to play it as hard as I can every day. Thats my life on the line. At the end of the day Im going to look at myself in the mirror and say, I played this game as hard as I could and tried to make my team win a World Series every day." ' ' '