 CLEVELAND AP - Joe Burrows white uniform was streaked with grass stains. His right arm was intact but understandably a little sore. His second NFL start was quite a workout - but not a win. Burrow threw three touchdown passes and Cincinnatis rookie quarterback showed incredible composure and poise in keeping the Bengals around until the end of a 35-30 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night. The No. 1 overall pick in this years draft completed 37 of 61 passes for 316 yards, and made a few dazzling plays that lit up social media and had many of the 6,000 Browns fans inside FirstEngergy Stadium feeling nervous. But Burrow, who led LSU to a national championship last year after transferring from Ohio State, wasnt interested in any outside praise. Losing isnt very fun, he said. This might be the only time Ive lost two games in a row. It doesnt feel very good. ... Losing is unacceptable to me. Burrow went toe to toe with Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield, a fellow Heisman Trophy winner and top overall pick, who was impressed by what he saw from Cincinnatis rookie. The hype is real with Joe, said Mayfield, who threw two TD passes and helped the Browns bounce back from a dreadful opener. Obviously, that team loves him. They follow him and he leads them. Burrows 61 attempts were the second-most in history for a rookie, bettered only by the 63 passes Carolinas Chris Weinke threw in 2001. It wasnt necessarily the game plan Bengals coach Zac Taylor had in mind, but Burrow kept making plays and Cincinnati rode the 23-year-old, who threw a 9-yard TD pass to Tyler Boyd with 43 seconds left to pull the Bengals within 5. We felt like we had a lot of success in the passing game, Taylor said. This is the same thing that kind of... 