Archive for February, 2009

27 Feb

Browns Trade Kellen Winslow to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Soldier is moving on.
The trade that has been in the making for the past season has finally come true: the Browns have traded TE Kellen Winslow to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for undisclosed draft picks.  It is believed that the picks will end up being the Bucs’ second-round pick in the 2009 draft and [...]

26 Feb

Eric Mangini’s First Big Task: Keep Shaun Rogers in Cleveland

Remember how head coach Eric Mangini apparently disrespected NT Shaun Rogers by failing to say hello to him at a public charity function?  That, among some other reasons, have led to Shaun Rogers asking the Browns to not pick up his $6 million option-bonus payment next month. Releasing Rogers would not only mean losing the [...]

24 Feb

March 16th is an Important Date

OK so here we go again, with the QB’s.  However this time it’s different folks.  March 16, 2009.  Remember this date, now only if it where a day earlier I’d tell you to be aware of that day (my Julius Caesar fans out there know what I’m talking about).
So what’s so important you ask yourself [...]

23 Feb

Do the Browns Get Offensive with the Fifth Pick?

There are some recent rumblings about the Browns possibly selecting an offensive lineman with the fifth overall pick in April’s NFL Draft.  Hopefully, they stay as just that: rumors and rumblings.  This time of year is really just a lot of smoke and mirrors as players begin ascending and descending in stock with the Combine [...]

22 Feb

Browns Hire Eberflus as LB Coach

Head coach Eric Mangini has continued to round out his coaching staff, as the Browns have announced Matt Eberflus as the new linebackers coach.  A superb linebacker for Toledo (the school where he also began his coaching career), Eberflus has spent the last eight seasons with the Missouri Tigers as their associate head coach/defensive coordinator/safeties [...]

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