News of the Cleveland Browns and Peyton Hillis agreeing on a new contract and returning the Browns fan favorite to the field in 2012 would be welcome news to the Browns fan base. To Browns fans waiting for the Browns Front Office to make an impact in free agency this would be "epic" news!
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February 19, 2012
The Cleveland Browns have many decisions to make this off-season including the resigning of Peyton Hillis and possible needs to replace quarterback Colt McCoy. The possibility of picking up a play-making wide receiver should also be of concern to the Browns brain trust, whether through free agency or the NFL Draft.
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February 19, 2012
According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, the Browns are focusing their attention on five NFL prospects that they’re interested in drafting in the first round of April’s draft.
The five players are, quarterback Robert Griffin III, wide receiver Justin Blackmon, running back Trent Richardson, cornerback Morris Claiborne, and quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
If the...
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February 21, 2012
The talk of the off season about the fate of the Peyton’s has kept the presses busy this year. Whether it be Peyton Hillis from the Cleveland Browns or Peyton Manning from the Indianapolis Colts there have been rumors galore. In Manning’s case the rumors have him going to almost every team in the NFL. In the case of Hillis there is lots of concern about him re-signing...
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February 15, 2012
Cleveland Browns fans might be torn on Colt McCoy but Mike Mayock of the NFL Network isn’t. He believes the Browns should do everything they can do to land Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III. “As much as I like Colt McCoy, I still think they have to look to upgrade that position and I think they have to do whatever it takes to get there,” said Mayock of grabbing Griffin...
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February 20, 2012
It says an awful lot about the season that Jabaal Sheard had as a rookie that he dominated the competition here. Granted the competition was a bit skewed because the Browns played 3-4 so long and especially during Kamerion Wimbley’s time in Cleveland. Still, there are a lot of years of defensive ends that Sheard had to compete against for the honor of being number one in...
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February 20, 2012
Robert Griffin III continues to be the hot button topic in Cleveland, where a vocal group of fans believes he is the teams future. While some clamor for him to be the teams selection in Aprils NFL either with a trade up to the second spot or with the fourth pick others wonder if Griffin is hype.
Both opinions are held strongly.
The situation is complex, not merely regarding the...
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February 21, 2012
We all know that the franchise mode in Madden is fun, and the detail-oriented amongst us loved NFL Head Coach. While these games may be fun, we all know in the back of our minds that nothing can replicate the feeling of sitting in our favorite team’s front office and having the ability to make the big decisions that will help the Lombardi Trophy wind up in our team’s...
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February 20, 2012
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Evaluating Heckert- “The Browns, who are well under the cap, were not aggressive last offseason and don’t expect much to change this year. Heckert is not a go-for...
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February 19, 2012
Draft day strategy employed by general manager Tom Heckert his first two years on the job has set the defense up to be the strength of the Browns.
Heckert used the first two picks in 2010 on cornerback Joe Haden and safety T.J. Ward and his first two picks on defensive tackle Phil Taylor and end Jabaal Sheard last year.
Would Heckert dare take a defensive player with his first...
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February 21, 2012
Today, Robert Griffin III talked to Dan Patrick. With the amount of rumor and speculation regarding the Browns and Griffin, I decided to check it out. Dan Patrick ended the interview by saying that he thinks Cleveland is most likely going to “go get” Griffin in the draft, but wisely Griffin stayed silent as Patrick only really feigned giving him a chance to respond...
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February 21, 2012
Brodney Pool didn’t have an easy time beating out Brian Russell in this voting. Russell actually beat Pool in first place votes 1168 to 1064. Pool picked it up thanks to a huge margin in second place votes with 926 to Russell’s 524. In fact, despite Russell getting so many first place votes, he was beat in the second place voting by Pool, Earl Little, Abram Elam...
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February 19, 2012
The Cleveland Browns hold the fourth overall pick in the draft. Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that the Browns are considering five possibilities. Which means, if our math is correct (and it rarely is), that one of the five will be available when the Browns pick. The quintet consists, per Cabot,…
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