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Like his mentor, Eric Mangini is being second-guessed for a late-game decision. Bill Belichick's gamble cost his team a win. Mangini's nearly lost him his best player. Following Browns wide receiver Josh Cribbs' scary last-second injury in Monday night's 16-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland's coach said he wishes he would have handled the game's final play differently. "In retrospect, I would probably do it differently if I had to do it again," Mangini said Tuesday. "You don't want anybody to get hurt on any play." Cribbs spent several hours at the Cleveland Clinic undergoing tests after being flattened by Ravens defensive end Dwan Edwards on the last, meaningless play. Mangini said Cribbs did not sustain a concussion and he remained optimistic one of the NFL's most dangerous return specialists will play on Sunday in Detroit. Mangini and the Browns (1-8) dodged a bullet. With their offense unable to produce points – they've scored just nine points in the past three games and 78 all season – the Browns can't afford to be without Cribbs, who at least poses the threat of going the distance when he has the ball. Although Cleveland had no chance of winning, the Browns were still running a no-huddle offense in Monday's closing seconds. Quarterback Brady Quinn launched two deep incomplete passes for Cribbs before the final play.