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Browns-Bears: Friday Injury Report

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 22:29:33 -0500

The Browns have no one listed as doubtful on this final injury report this weekend. Kenyon Coleman, Greg Estandia, Rex Hadnot, Steve Heiden, Anthony Madison and Robert Royal are listed as questionable. Phil Dawson is listed as probable. Click below to download the whole thing: Browns-Bears injury report 10.28-30.09(2).pdf

Browns-Bears: Friday Injury Report

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 22:29:33 -0500

Browns-Bears: Friday Injury Report

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 22:29:33 -0500

Bowens, Royal Head Injury Report

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:39:32 -0500

Attached is the Browns-Bears injury report for Wednesday. Robert Royal and David Bowens head the report as not participating in practice. A large number of players were limited: Kenyon Coleman, Phil Dawson, Rex Hadnot, Steve Heiden, Brandon McDonald, Shaun Rogers, Robaire Smith, L. Vickers, and Eric Wright. Browns-Bears injury report 10.28-30.09.pdf

Browns-Steelers Injury Report, 10/14

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:31:12 -0500

Kenyon Coleman and Steve Heiden were the only injury-related DNPs on Wednesday. Shaun Rogers was absent for personal reasons. The whole report is attached. CLE-PIT_Injury Report_10.14.09.pdf

Which Front Office Is Better: Cleveland or New York?

Wed, 07 Oct 2009 09:34:03 -0500

More photos » by Anonymous - AP about 1 hour ago: FILE -- This is a 2009 file photo showing Braylon Edwards wearing a Cleveland Browns football jersey. The New York Jets have reached an agreement with the Cleveland Browns to acquire troubled but talented wide receiver Braylon Edwards. The Jets sent wide receiver Chansi Stuckey, linebacker Jason Trusnik and undisclosed draft choices to the Browns on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, to acqu...

Browns-Bengals Injury Report, 10/2

Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:32:56 -0500

Doubtful for Browns: Jamal Lewis, Floyd Womack, Phil Dawson Questionable: James Davis, Kenyon Coleman, Rex Hadnot, Eric Steinbach, Corey Williams Probable: David Bowens, Shaun Rogers, Kam Wimbley, Eric Wright, Dave Zastudil CLE-CIN_InjuryReport_10_2_09.pdf

Browns-Bengals Injury Report, 10/1

Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:18:04 -0500

No participation for the Browns today: Phil Dawson, Jamal Lewis, Floyd Womack, Corey Williams Kenyon Coleman, who didn’t participate yesterday, was limited. CLE-CIN_InjuryReport_10_1_09.pdf

Browns-Bengals Injury Report, 9/30

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:01:53 -0500

Did Not Participate for Browns: Kenyon Coleman (groin), Phil Dawson (calf), Jamal Lewis (hamstring), Floyd Womack (ankle). CLE-CIN_InjuryReport_9_30_09.pdf

2009 NFL Preview: #27 Cleveland Browns

Wed, 02 Sep 2009 07:00:02 -0500

Check out all of our 2009 NFL team previews. Offseason Additions: Eric Barton (LB); Kenyon Coleman (DE); Abram Elam (S); Floyd Womack (OT); C.J. Mosley (DE); Robert Royal (TE); John St. Clair (OT); Mike Fuerry (WR); Corey Ivy (CB). Offseason Losses: Kellen Winslow Jr. (TE); Sean Jones (S); Kevin Shaffer (OT); Andra Davis (LB); Willie McGinest (LB); [...]

Coleman hoping D-line can excel

Mon, 06 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Come Aug. 1, it will be hard to miss Kenyon Coleman

Did we Get Enough for the Number Five Draft Pick?

Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:25:22 -0500

Aaron Curry was gone. Several other defensive stars remained such as Brian Orakpo, Clay Matthews and Rey Maualuga. The Browns decided to trade the number five overall pick to the New York Jets. Did we get enough in return? Yes. We got one extra Draft pick in the second round (52nd overall) and three players. With the 52nd overall pick, we acquired Hawaii Defensive End David Veikune. This could be a “sleeper pick”. Although undersized, Veikune is very strong. At the Combine, his b...

Sanchez is a Jet: Analysis? Gotta Have Faith...

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:52:44 -0500

The Jets had the #17 pick in the NFL Draft as of about fifteen minutes ago. A few minutes ago they picked fifth. Mark Sanchez is now a New York Jet. My phone has already rung three times and the texts and emails are starting to come in from buddies and family who know of my love for the draft and my tendency to torture myself as a Jets fan.

Initial thoughts? I'm still trying to gather them, but I like it. I like the pick, I like the kid, I like the potential. You can tell from his first interview he's going to be just fine in New York. I don't think you can knock the pick at all. It is crystal clear that former and current Jets coaches and management do not believe there is a first-rate NFL starter on the current roster.

Neither Ratliff, Clemens or Ainge has done enough to make any Jets fan comfortable. It's why you took a flyer on Brett Favre, and, while the scenarios are different, this pick does the same thing with possibly much greater upside. If you listen to any of the pundits, if you've got enough talent to be chosen as a quarterback at number five overall, than enough folks think you could be a top-flight NFL starter. As a Jets fan, you have to jump on that opportunity of it presents itself. It's not like we hopped a dozen-plus spots to take a defensive tackle out of Kentucky at #4 or anything. This is a quartback out of USC.

As for the particulars of the trade, the Jets did give up a lot to move twelve spots. That said, Elam was a guy we'd already let go once. We've gone from three, young unproven quarterbacks competing for the starting job - to three again, one of whom is a #5 overall pick, which is another way of saying I'm cool with letting Brett Ratliff go. Ditto on Kenyon Coleman. Would it be great to have another pick in what is already a thin draft in terms of total Jets selections? Sure, but we're OK with it.

If Sanchez starts and is nearly as good as Flacco or Ryan in their respective rookie years, I can rest comfortably in knowing our offense can be consistently OK for a few years (a feeling I haven't had in awhile). Part of the reason for the confidence in the offense is the confidence Ryan already gives me in our defense. I think the Jets are going to be nasty, this year and for years to come.

The Jets could use some more beasts on D and a few more explosive players on offense. But I feel better right now then I did about a month ago. Probably more on this once I get a chance to let is marinate for a bit...

Jets Trade Up To Five Spot To Select Mark Sanchez

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:05:49 -0500

In return for the 5th pick the Browns got the Jets' first- and second-round picks in this year's draft, plus three players off the Jets' roster -- defensive end Kenyon Coleman, quarterback Brett Ratliff and defensive back Abram Elam.