If you can figure out the Cleveland Browns, give President-elect Barack Obama a call — he’s going to need help figuring out the financial crisis. In the matter of four days, the Browns went from a team on the rise through the standings to a team that hit bottom in a 34-30 loss to the Denver Broncos Thursday. That loss came after a 37-27 defeat to the Baltimore Ravens. The crazy thing about both defeats is that the Browns seemed poise to win in routs. They squandered a 14-point lead late in the third quarter against the Ravens, and they let a 13-point lead in the third quarter slip away against the Broncos. The Browns could easily be enjoying a Sunday off with a 5-4 record and wins in five of six games instead of growling about a 3-6 record. They would be in the middle of the playoff picture as the possible AFC North Division champs but definitely as a wild card possibility.