Bobby Rainey is currently listed as the Browns' starting running back on the team's official website.

Rainey is the only running back on the active roster, with Chris Ogbonnaya listed as the starting fullback. Ogbonnaya is more running back than fullback. The Browns like him on third downs and in passing situations. However, neither one is a real threat to take on a full-time load. The Browns are bringing in Willis McGahee for a physical on Thursday. They'll sign him if everything checks out.

Browns claimed RB Bobby Rainey off waivers from the Ravens.

Rainey spent much of last season on the Ravens' practice squad before getting promoted in October and injuring his knee. He rushed for 89 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries (3.9 YPC) this preseason. Rainey will be the No. 4 back in Cleveland behind Trent Richardson, Brandon Jackson, and Chris Ogbonnaya.

Ravens placed RB Bobby Rainey (knee) on injured reserve, ending his season.

There are no further details on the injury. Undrafted out of Western Kentucky, Rainey was inactive the past three weeks after spending the first six weeks of the season on the practice squad. He impressed as a receiver out of the backfield in preseason action. Rainey will battle for a roster spot again in 2013.

Ravens declared RB Bobby Rainey, WR Deonte Thompson, OT Ramon Harewood, S Christian Thompson, CB Asa Jackson, TE Billy Bajema, and DE Pernell McPhee inactive for Week 10 against the Raiders.

The Ravens have one of the league's healthiest 53-man rosters at this point, which may explain their ability to keep churning out wins despite losing so many key defenders to early-year injury. Rainey has not played in a game yet in 2012.