Five 49ers to watch: Gipson returns to Cleveland in Week 6 vs. Browns

SANTA CLARA — The 49ers are 5-0 and coming off a thorough beatdown of the Dallas Cowboys that caused a frenzy among the fan base. The 49ers' dominating play to open the season begs the question: Can they possibly keep up this pace? Linebacker Fred Warner had the perfect answer. "That's one of those things where you got too much time on your hands so you got to start trying to make things up a little bit," Warner answered with a laugh. "I honestly don't think that we've hit our peak." As impressive as their 42-10 victory over Dallas appeared on the outside, it was not necessarily all positive when it came to the film review among 49ers coaches and players. "If you saw the way we graded this tape, you'd see we're taking this really serious," Warner said. Next up is a date at the Cleveland Browns, coming off their bye week. The Browns will not have quarterback Deshaun Watson (bruised rotator cuff), so 28-year-old P.J. Walker is expected to get the start. The 49ers' defense will be expected to approach shutout territory. Meanwhile, the team's offense will be tested against a Browns defense that is among the best in the league. Here are five 49ers to watch: 5, LB Fred Warner After...