Around the Dawg Pound: Wednesday Morning Links

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At first glance, the Cleveland Browns had a solid 2011 draft. The team made an epic first round trade, securing two first round picks in 2012, and managed to draft players who can make an impact early.

But even teams on a roll can  make mistakes. When the Browns drafted USC tight end Jordan Cameron in the fourth round, the team accidentally called Cameron Jordan, who had been drafted in the first round by the New Orleans Saints. Naturally, Jordan corrected them and the Browns then called Cameron to welcome him to the team.

Here are some other links for you on this late Tuesday evening:

  • Running back Peyton Hillis appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman to present the Top Ten List, this one being the top ten perks of being on the cover of Madden. (Cleveland Sports Torture)
  • “Camp Colt” Proving to be Well-Received Amongst Browns Players (Waiting for Next Year)
  • Jabaal Sheard’s spark grabs attention of coach Pat Shurmur (Ohio.com)
  • Draft-day dealing hasn’t (yet) provided a fast track to success for Cleveland Browns (Cleveland.com)