So much for Thaddeus Lewis having a chance to compete to be the Cleveland Browns' No. 3 quarterback in 2013. According to Pro Football Talk, Lewis was waived on Wednesday, just a few days after the signing of quarterback Brian Hoyer.
Teams are starting up their offseason activities again, and while that is supposed to be a time for joy, it is also a time for concern due to injuries. Today, it was learned that 49ers WR Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles and had surgery.
One of our readers, M Anthony, took a trip down to the stadium in hopes of photographing the bare facade, or to see if any part of the "FirstEnergy Stadium" signage had been put up. Instead, we're still stuck with appearing as "Cleveland Browns Sta."
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Jimmy Haslam apologizes to NFL owners, recent trends open windows to the 2013 offense, Jackson humbled by Good Guy Award, and "we've reached that May lull in the NFL's offseason."
In a several part series here at DawgsByNature, I will be breaking down Davone Bess' film in an effort to illustrate some of the characteristics that I expect him bring to the field next season....
So much for Thaddeus Lewis having a chance to compete to be the Cleveland Browns' No. 3 quarterback in 2013. According to Pro Football Talk, Lewis was waived on Wednesday, just a few days after the signing of quarterback Brian Hoyer.
Teams are starting up their offseason activities again, and while that is supposed to be a time for joy, it is also a time for concern due to injuries. Today, it was learned that 49ers WR Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles and had surgery.
One of our readers, M Anthony, took a trip down to the stadium in hopes of photographing the bare facade, or to see if any part of the "FirstEnergy Stadium" signage had been put up. Instead, we're still stuck with appearing as "Cleveland Browns Sta."
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Jimmy Haslam apologizes to NFL owners, recent trends open windows to the 2013 offense, Jackson humbled by Good Guy Award, and "we've reached that May lull in the NFL's offseason."
Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher were the best players at their positions in their respective conferences for a very long time, and earlier today, Urlacher officially announced his retirement from the NFL.
One down, four to go. The Cleveland Browns signed their first draft pick of the season: safety Jamoris Slaughter. Taken in the 6th round at No. 175 overall, Slaughter agreed to a four-year deal.
The Browns announced that they were awarded UDFA running back Miguel Maysonet off waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles. In order to complete the move, they had to waive UDFA running back Jamaine Cooke, a local player who was signed after the draft.
In addition to waiving former starting FS Eric Hagg, the Cleveland Browns released two other players and confirmed the signings of three others on Tuesday. One of the releases included RB Robbie Rouse, who many fans were intrigued by.
Reports today confirmed that the Browns waived FS Eric Hagg.
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Norv Turner makes it clear he’s in Brandon Weeden’s corner, Mingo’s ex-teammate could be sleeper, Jason Campbell used to new starts, and Horton talks OTAs, defensive install.
Another member of the Browns was given the label of "Secret Superstar" by PFF for 2013, and it's a guy who has gotten a lot of low-key love from fans and other sites: OG John Greco. If a guy has that type of potential, how can he not be a starter?
According to reports from ESPN's Adam Schefter today, it appears as though the NFL Draft will move from April to May in 2014. By 2015, changes will come to the start of free agency and the NFL Combine.
I am not here to be a judge of character. I am here because I want the Browns to be a stable football franchise that competes, wins, and does so consistently. If you haven't read Don Banks most...
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, the lack identity at QB, Weeden still has to like his chances, week one OTAs recap, and a pressing problem: the Browns and the media.
Tonight, our caption contest features Cleveland Browns running back Trent Richardson at organized team activities last week. FYI -- the person with his back to the camera in the picture is running backs coach John Settle.
A few days ago, Chase Stuart from Pro Football Perspective put together some data on how often each team in the NFL spent tied, having a lead, or trailing against their opponent. The data comes from the 2012 season, under the Pat Shurmur era.
According to Daryl Ruiter of 92.3 The Fan, former Cleveland Browns linebacker David McMillan was shot and killed on Saturday. McMillan was a 5th round pick by the Browns in 2005 and played for the team for three years.
In the 2013 NFL Draft, there were a total of 11 players who were drafted from the state of Ohio, which put them in a tie for 6th place among states in the USA. Also, we list which states the Browns' draft picks were born in, after the jump.
Last week, Evan Silva of NBC Sports compiled his own offensive line rankings and gave the Browns almost just as high of a ranking as PFF at No. 6 in the NFL. Besides Pinkston's scare last year, Cleveland's offensive line was very healthy in 2012.
I am happy to announce that caption contests are back at DBN! Today, we begin with Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden on a cell phone at an OTA session. I'm sure you guys can get creative with who he was talking to or what is being said.
According to a report by FOX 8, the removal of the "Cleveland Browns Stadium" signage is now complete, and will soon be replaced by signage for the new name of the stadium, "FirstEnergy Stadium."
Hopefully Rob Chudzinski is trying to channel all of the momentum the Cleveland Indians have going for them over to the Cleveland Browns. The Browns' new head coach was at Progressive Field on Saturday for the Tribe's afternoon game against Seattle.
Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton met with the media following the conclusion of the team's first set of organized team activity sessions on Thursday. I have organized the transcript of what he said by topic after the jump.
Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski met with the media following the conclusion of the team's first set of organized team activity sessions on Thursday. I've organized the transcript of what he said by topic, after the jump.
More details came in today about quarterback Brian Hoyer, who officially signed his two-year deal. According to Adam Caplan, Hoyer's contract from the Cleveland Browns includes $250,000 in guaranteed money. Also, one player was waived.
After letting go most, if not all, of the members of their scouting department following the NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns are now getting set to rebuild it. According to reports, at least one name has been brought on board: Brendan Donovan.