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Football Nation Preview: The 2013 Cleveland Browns

2012 Record: 5-112012 DownfallPassing StrugglesWith the benefit of hindsight, if you're the Browns, would you have traded up to the No. 2 spot with St. Louis (the original placeholder) to ensure that you get Robert Griffin III? Indianapolis had their heart set on Andrew Luck, so he was out of the question, but Cleveland could have certainly sweetened the pot for the eventual...
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9 days ago  |  Discuss

The Cleveland Browns cornerback situation as it exists today

The Browns have a lot of cornerbacks on the roster, believe it or not. Everyone knows about Joe Haden and Buster Skrine at this point, but let’s go over the rest to see just how daunting a task it might or might not be to field a starting backfield with these guys. Remember, the Browns need a starter on the outside opposite Joe Haden and then will need to decide who best fits the...
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April 30, 2013  |  Discuss

The Browns and the First Round: Dee Milliner

We are less than a week from the NFL Draft, also known as the most important day of the year for your Cleveland Browns. With (another) new regime taking over the reigns and new schemes in place on both sides of the ball, it is crucial that Joe Banner, Mike Lombardi, Ray Farmer, Rob Chudzinski and the crew nail these three days. It all starts Thursday night with the primetime First...
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April 23, 2013  |  Discuss

The impact of free agency on the Browns’ draft strategy

Stop me if you’ve heard this one- which came first, the chicken or the egg? When it comes to the Browns and the 2013 NFL Draft, the question might apply. When the Browns made wholesale coaching changes, it appeared that a certain draft strategy would be in place. Ray Horton’s defense would require several pieces. An outside linebacker/edge rusher seemed the highest priority....
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April 18, 2013  |  1 Comment

Expectations remain unchanged as Browns changes continue

I’m feeling surprisingly good about the Cleveland Browns right now. I know that sounds funny to say at this point in the year. I’ve been kind of down on them with all the unknown variables hanging in the air, but a week out of the loop 1 gave me a bit of perspective on the team and just what they’ve done so far this off-season. Let’s just say the word “rebuild” hasn’t...
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February 11, 2013  |  Discuss

Offseason Needs: Cleveland Browns

1. Pass-rusher New Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton has yet to commit running a 3-4 or 4-3 defense, but regardless of the system he runs he’ll need another guy who can get to the quarterback. Jabaal Sheard is the Browns only legitimate pass-rush threat. A versatile prospect such as Dion Jordan or Jarvis Jones would make sense with the sixth pick. 2. Offensive Guard...
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January 31, 2013  |  Discuss

Random thoughts on the Cleveland Browns

Thoughts, observations and rambling incoherencies on some matters related to the Cleveland Browns: Item: Jimmy Haslam told reporters at the Cleveland Sports Awards Thursday night that a decision on re-signing placekicker Phil Dawson would be up to new GM Mike Lombardi and the coaching staff. Thought: Whats to decide? (The new coaches) are just now starting to look at our team...
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January 25, 2013  |  Discuss

The Cleveland Browns ready to repeat as a Top 10 defense

As the Cleveland Browns start training camp,I think back to last season and the 4-12 record that the Browns were able to put together. Yes it was a long, losing, miserable, boring year. The Cleveland Browns Backers parties that I attended in Arlington, TX dwindled down week after week. The enthusiasm when the Browns season started eventually turned sour by week 10 when they lost...
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July 26, 2012  |  Discuss
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