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2010 Cleveland Browns Training Camp: The Secondary Competition
Posted: 5th July 2010 by gary wertman in NFL
When the Cleveland Browns open their 2010 training camp on July 31, no less than four spots in the defensive backfield will be up for grabs. When you are coming off a 5-11 season, no one’s job is safe.
Last year, the Browns starting cornerbacks were Eric Wright and Brandon McDonald. Safety Mike Adams replaced the erratic McDonald at corner late in the season.
Brodney Pool and Abe Elam manned the safety positions ...
The time between mini camp and training camp has become pretty boring for us Browns fans. Not much to write about. Not much happening. It hasn’t always been that way.
Since Eric Mangini has taken over as head coach of the Browns, there’s not much to write about if it doesn’t happen on the football field. The Browns have pretty much avoided the bad press plaguing a ...
Cleveland Browns 2010 Preview: Smash-Mouth Football AFC North Style
Posted: 26th June 2010 by gary wertman in NFL
In the physical AFC North division, the Cleveland Browns have been a finesse team with very little success. Under second-year coach Eric Mangini, that’s changing.
Forget all the talk about the Browns switching to the West Coast Offense. It’s not happening—at least not in 2010. Sure there may be a few West Coast plays but the Browns' bread and butter will be their running game.
While finishing the ...
Cleveland Browns: Don’t Worry About the Wide Receivers in 2010
Posted: 19th June 2010 by gary wertman in NFL
A lot of Cleveland Browns fans are worried about the teams receiving corp for the upcoming 2010 season.
Most think the Browns should get a veteran receiver to go with all the youth they have at the position.
I personally like what Cleveland has.
A young and talented group, competing for playing time.
No divas among the Browns wide outs.
Potential is one thing the Browns pass catchers have and experience from ...
Cleveland Browns Minicamp: Eric Mangini Up to His Old Tricks as Camp Closes
Posted: 13th June 2010 by gary wertman in NFL
Let me say this, I like Eric Mangini as a head coach and he has done a remarkable job turning around the Browns.
I’m not talking about wins—they will come.
The changes I’m talking about have to do with the work ethic the team now has and the character on the team. The team now has heart, and it’s 53 hearts beating as one.
At least that’s what I saw ...
The Cleveland Browns have the most talent that they’ve had since their re-entry into the NFL in 1999. Do they have enough talent to win their division? Can they challenge for a wild card spot with the talent they have? Most if not all experts would say no. A lot of luck comes into play in any successful NFL season along with a few emerging stars.
Every ...