of bounds at Cleveland's 24-yard line with five seconds left. The catch was reviewed, and the officials ruled that LaFell got out of bounds to stop the clock. But replays show Browns cornerback Sheldon Brown touched LaFell before he rolled out of bounds. Even Browns coach Eric Mangini was baffled. He thought the game would have been over if the pass was ruled complete because he didn't expect LaFell to be ruled out of bounds after securing the ball. Either way, Kasay missed the kick, and the Browns should consider themselves very lucky. They captured a 21-7 lead with 9:12 left in the second quarter, but they failed to bury the Panthers. Instead, they let them hang around and it nearly cost them in the end. No onedefensive back Mike Adams missed tackles before safety Ray Ventrone finally stopped Panthers running back Mike Goodson after he turned a short pass into a 32-yard gain. The Browns also lost the turnover battled 3-1. Browns quarterback Jake Delhomme beat his former team, but he also threw two interceptions. Browns tight end Evan Moore had the team's other turnover -- a lost fumble on the Panthers' 2-yard line. On the bright side, running back Peyton Hillis (26 carries for 131 yards and three touchdowns, plus six catches for 63 yards), fullback Lawrence Vickers and the Browns' offensive linemen were stellar in the running game. Hillis' third rushing touchdown of the day gave the Browns a 14-point advantage in the second quarter, but Kasay made two field goals --