Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal wrote a post giving a "sneak peak" at the Cleveland Browns' current depth chart in their 3-4 base defensive package, based on the 30 minutes of practice open to the media.
Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski talked with the media again after Wednesday afternoon's voluntary minicamp session. The transcript of what Chudzinski had to say is available after the jump, but we list a few cliff notes of our own.
Up to this point, Cleveland Browns CEO Joe Banner has been the front office man who has been discussing personnel-related topics. That will change on Thursday, as the shield will be removed from Michael Lombardi for the team's pre-draft presser.
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Weeden ready for competition at early camp, Trent Richardson says he’s healthy and excited to work with Norv Turner, Jabaal Sheard looks to impress in new LB role, and Sport Science: Dee Milliner is really fast.
In addition to talking about Jabaal Sheard and Brandon Weeden, Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski also provided a few injury updates and briefly commented on the signing of Shayne Graham, which are summarized after the jump.
It wouldn't be the start of a Cleveland Browns minicamp without the first question to the head coach being the following: "What are the chances that Jason Campbell will compete with Brandon Weeden for the starting role?"
Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski discussed Jabaal Sheard's transition from being a 4-3 defensive end to a 3-4 outside linebacker, while Sheard noted that he will also be moving over to the right side of the defense in 2013.
Yesterday, it was reported that Pilot Flying J, the company that Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is the CEO of, was taken over by the FBI and the IRS as part of an ongoing investigation. Tuesday afternoon, Haslam held a press conference about it.
The Cleveland Browns announced today that they are trying out three players for the voluntary minicamp that takes place from April 16th to April 18th: WR Legedu Naanee, WR Seyi Ajirotutu, and CB Chris Rucker.
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Jon Gruden thinks new regime should stick with Brandon Weeden, offseason makes 'tremendous difference' for Gordon, Cameron motivated by 'big opportunity,' and Browns have no comment on presence of FBI at Flying J.
