The development of the new Browns offense will be the most fascinating storyline to follow this summer and fall. Any time you draft seven guys on that side of the ball — including a starting quarterback and a runner hyped as the best such prospect in half a decade — and bring in an experienced […]
Put me firmly in the camp that wants the Browns to keep both Colt McCoy and Seneca Wallace as the backups to rookie Brandon Weeden, who will most likely officially be named the starting quarterback in a matter of days. Clearly the team’s braintrust deemed the QB position in need of upgrade. McCoy lacked support […]
Here it is, late July, when optimism is at its cyclical peak. On the cusp of training camp, the team is fully stocked with some 90 players, all presumably healthy. Phil Taylor, the exception, even seems more likely to play most of the season than it first appeared when his pectoral muscle tore this spring. […]
Here’s a nice human interest story about the newest Cleveland Brown. Welcome aboard, Trent Richardson!
Interesting summary of Waiting for Next Year’s rather extensive fan polling. I wonder of the 55 players chosen for this mythical squad, how many would make such a squad spanning the entire Browns history? The new Browns have played 21% of all Browns seasons and roughly a quarter of all games. So that would rate […]
Interesting Browns hook in this discussion of Wheelie being “on the hot seat” in Tampa. Let’s see if not even Butch Davis’ arrival on staff saves him from being a cap casualty. Yes, the same PHD who traded a high 2nd-rounder to move up one spot in the first. For the 20-year-old Chosen One. So […]
No doubt that a healthy T.J. Ward will be a big boost to the 2012 Browns secondary. Last year was basically wasted due to a sprained right foot, but there’s no reason to think that he could not still be a very solid starting strong safety for years to come. Ward is one of only […]
Can Colt be the guy? Frankly, I just don’t know. I really hope so, as he’s the most likable Browns quarterback since Kosar. He also comes very cheap for a starting quarterback, being just a third-round pick in the front half of his rookie contract. But no, he hasn’t lit the league on fire or […]
It was heartpounding, it was inches from agony, it was slow and sloppy and a sliver-thin in its final score. Yes, it was a characteristic Browns win, a 17-16 home squeaker over the Dolphins. No doubt that the Browns’ defense kept them in the game by keeping the Miami backs and receivers in front of […]
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