The Browns Under Mangini: It's Anyone's Guess

It didn’t take long for the kind of drama first-year Cleveland Browns Head Coach Eric Mangini strives to squash to rear its ugly head as the preseason got off to a thundering sputter Tuesday for a franchise engulfed in the familiar setting of rebuilding mode. After sitting out the final portion of spring workouts due to an undisclosed injury, Browns’ No. 1 receiver Braylon Edwards returned to the team yesterday, one day after his designated report date, and according to the team, promptly failed his physical and was immediately placed on the Active/Non-Football Injury list. Other than that, the Browns organization has given out zero additional information on a situation that’s become the first tangent distraction under Team Mangini. The way shreds of details were grudgingly divulged to the public was, to say the least, secretive. The Edwards matter came to light while being buried in the press release announcing the signing of second-round draft pick Mohamed M...