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BEREA, Ohio - Browns coach Mike Pettine brought a shovel to work, not a sledge hammer. Wholesale Adidas Superstar .While disappointed in his teams overall effort in an ugly 24-6 loss at Jacksonville on Sunday, Pettine is not planning to bench starting quarterback Brian Hoyer for rookie Johnny Manziel.Brian is still firmly our starter, Pettine said.Firmly, as in, for now.Hoyer had his worst game with Cleveland, completing just 16 of 41 passes for 215 yards and an interception against the previously winless Jaguars.He missed several throws, including one to wide-open tight end Jordan Cameron in the end zone on what should have been an easy touchdown. Hoyer had other passes batted away at the line and he was under pressure all day as the Jaguars underrated defensive front seven dominated the Browns reshuffled offensive line.Hoyer played poorly, but not bad enough to lose his job.Nothings changed, Pettine said when asked if he would switch to Manziel. Each week when the offensive staff gets together, and Ill jump in with them, too, they put the (game) plan together. Its what gives us the best chance to win. So if the situation this week maybe calls for him (Manziel) to play some then that will be the case.But were not going to hit the panic button after one loss. While we know that the quarterback position needed to be more productive, it was more symptomatic of the entire offence.The quarterback situation aside, Pettine urged his team to take something from the loss but not dwell on it.This one is going in a box and getting buried in the backyard, Pettine said. We need to move on from it quickly. At the same time, were not going to ignore it. Its not going to be one of those where we gloss over it and move on quickly because of the disappointment. Theres a lot to learn from it and its critical for us to leave here today knowing what went wrong, knowing how to fix it and moving forward to the next one.Just a week ago, the Browns (3-3) were riding high after a 31-10 win over Pittsburgh. Pettine warned his players last week that the Jaguars were dangerous and they turned out to be even more perilous than predicted. Jacksonville shut down Clevelands offence, which was playing its first game in more than five years without Pro Bowl centre Alex Mack.Right guard John Greco slid into Macks spot and Paul McQuistan made his first start. Needless to say, the group didnt function nearly as well without Mack, who broke his left leg and tore ligaments against the Steelers.The Browns couldnt get their running game going, which allowed the Jaguars to tee off on Hoyer. He was rushed into making throws quicker than usual and his timing was off.Hoyer acknowledged he could have played much better.There were times where I could have been more patient in the pocket, he said. Things felt like they were flying around a little bit more than usual. Sometimes youve just got to hang in there a little bit longer even when you dont think you can. Its something that I need to work on.Pettine said the offensive line will be reassessed. Its possible Greco could go back to right guard if Nick McDonald, who recently returned to practice following wrist surgery, is ready to play centre. Hoyer and McDonald were together briefly in New England.Hoyer didnt use the changes in front of him as an excuse, and said he has not lost any confidence in his line.As a Cleveland native, Hoyer can appreciate the emotional swing Browns fans have experienced this week.Beat the Steelers. Lose to the jaguars.Its always an overreaction, whether you win or whether you lose, he said. Thats the way this league is because you only get to play one time a week. For us, its not to get caught up in the hype. Yeah, we played yesterday. We (stunk). It (stinks) to admit it, but you have to be able to face the facts and just realize what you need to do to get better.I know for me, Sunday cant come fast enough. You want to get back out there and be able to play.NOTES: Pettine said DE Phil Taylor (knee surgery) has progressed but may be a week or two from playing. Also DE Ahtyba Rubin (ankle) has received a second medical opinion and Pettine said surgery may be an option. ... Pettine said bringing in Manziel on Sunday was discussed briefly. ... Pettine was asked if he second-guessed himself after going for a 4th-and-1 at the end of the first half. The Jaguars stopped the Browns, scored and 7-6 at half. When it doesnt work, absolutely, he said. 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Instead, Vettel will start on the second row when the race begins Sunday in what is forecast to be near-perfect 27C weather. The German posted the third-quickest lap for Red Bull, while Rosberg edged Hamilton for the pole. Vettels time of one minute 15.548 seconds on the 4.361-kilometre Circuit Gilles Villeneuve was more than a half a second behind the two Mercedes, who have dominated F1 since the introduction this year of turbo engines. "Im always confident when I step in the car that its good enough to make it, so well have to wait and see," Vettel said. "In terms of fighting with the car, its still not where I want it to be, still not yet behaving the way I prefer. "Its not like last year when I was stepping into a dream car and everything was smooth and perfect. This year, were not tickling the right spots yet." The 26-year-old Vettel won the last four F1 championships for Renault-powered Red Bull, and took the chequered flag at the Canadian Grand Prix for the first time last year. But how times have changed. The Mercedes team has now claimed all seven pole positions to go with victories in all six F1 races this season. And the long straightaways leading to tight turns and chicanes on the Gilles-Villeneuve track seem to fit the Mercedes package to a tee, with its superior engine power and solid braking. "It was very tight between third and sixth, so Im happy I got the last lap right," said Vettel, who finished ahead of a pair of Mercedes-powered Williams cars driven by Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa. The second Red Bull piloted by Daniel Ricciardo was sixth. "Its good to start third, right behind the Mercedes. Well see what we can do from there in the race." Rosberg won the day when he put up a best lap of 1:14.874 late in the last of three qualifying sessions and Hamilton fell short by less than a 10th of a second on his final run. "Nico did a better job today," said Hamilton, without a trace of the sullen behaviour he showed after coming second to Rosberg in qualifying two weeks ago in Monaco. There, Hamilton felt he was cheated out of a chance to win pole position when Rosberg pulled off late in qualifying, drawing a yellow caution flag. The two have since talked it over and announced that the animosity brewing since the start of the season was over and that they are friends again. Whether the truce holds will be seen when they start side by side on the front row for the race. Rosberg will have the upper haand if he keeps the lead. Adidas Superstar Wholesale Uk. . It may he tough for Hamilton to overtake on the tight track. "Its not that easy, especially with Nico so fast," said Hamilton. "Overtaking is going to be very difficult -- to overtake the same car as mine, especially when were so close in pace. "Ill do what I can. The thing is to try to get as many points as we can." In Monaco, where it is all-but impossible to overtake, Rosberg ended Hamiltons four-race winning run and took a four-point lead in driver standings. "I know its a track where hes really strong, so Im all the more happy that it worked out," Rosberg said of his teammate. "Having won the last race, it just helps a bit. "Lewis had that winning streak and to bring that to an end was important." Rosberg sees the race going the same way the others have, with the two Mercedes battling one another for the victory and the rest of the grid fighting it out for third spot. But Hamilton said his team cant be cocky, especially on a tricky, slippery track known for mishaps and upsets. "I dont think its just between the two of us," said Hamilton. "In qualifying, Sebastian wasnt as close as perhaps they might be, but their pace was good in the last race and I anticipate that theyll be quite strong. "So we definitely cannot disregard Sebastian or Red Bull. We need to be cautious still, and make sure we keep pushing." Red Bull and Renault were left scrambling with the engine change, while Mercedes came up with the best package of engine and car. The new 1.6-litre engines are decidedly quieter, without the high-pitched whine of past F1 cars, and theyre slower. Qualifying times were more than two seconds slower than last year, when Vettel took the pole in 1:12.425. It is still early in the 19-race season, and there is a small chance someone will find a way to close the gap with Mercedes before it is over. "Theyve been very dominant the first couple of races, but we are working hard," said Vettel. "Were completely motivated and we have a strong belief in ourselves. "I think thats the reason weve been so successful the last couple of years. So, rest assured, we wont give up." Vettel matched his best qualifying result this season, while both Bottas and Massa had their best placings. Massa has started no better than seventh on the grid and his best race finish was sixth. Cars were sliding on the slick surface both in the morning practice session and in qualifying. The first 20-minute qualifying ended with 16 seconds left when Marcus Ericsson crashed his Caterham, bringing out the red flags. Earier, Pastor Maldonados Lotus stopped on the track, ending his qualifying early. Esteban Gutierrez did not take part in qualifying after crashing his Sauber in practice. ' ' '