Archive for May, 2008

30 May

Ashton Youboty to Browns: Not Going to Happen

Despite the Browns’ interest in acquiring Buffalo Bills’ cornerback Ashton Youboty, the folks up in Buffalo have made it clear that the team does not intend on opening up trade talks for him at this time.  Rather, they would prefer him to compete for a spot on the team with the three other cornerbacks drafted [...]

29 May

Browns Interested in Another Linebacker?

In a Sirius NFL Radio interview this past Monday, FA OLB Rosevelt Colvin said that he has been contacted by both the Browns and Jets.  Colvin has ties to both teams in that he played under both Romeo Crennel and Eric Mangini while both coached in New England.
Colvin would add some veteran experience at OLB, [...]

29 May

People Really Hate Tony Grossi

With the OTAs winding down, there is not too much news revolving around the Browns, at least little that does not have to do with the cornerback situation.  Beat writer Tony Grossi has checked in once again from the OTAs, offering his observations and opinions on a variety of topics surrounding the team.  It’s a [...]

27 May

Jamal Lewis Talks Trash About Ravens – And It’s Ok!

I found this story on The Ebony Bird, the Baltimore Ravens blog in the Fan-Sided universe.  It comes from an article in which Jamal Lewis, the Browns’ current running back, discusses the offensive weapons, or lack thereof, surrounding him when he was playing in Baltimore.  What is most interesting is the fact that Jarrett, the [...]

26 May

Will the Browns Beat the Steelers? Ask Kevin Shaffer

At a function combining Browns football and a spiritual message, Browns personnel and players addressed a crowd of a few hundred with questions ranging from the team’s cornerback situation to the seemingly daunting schedule.  GM Phil Savage let starting right tackle Kevin Shaffer take on the question of the schedule:
“I love the five big-time [...]

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