At a banquet in Westlake, Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam talked about his observations during draft weekend, the underrated acquisition of wide receiver Davone Bess, getting ready for the Browns' rookie minicamp this weekend, and more.
The punishment is in for Cleveland Browns seventh-round draft pick Armonty Bryant after being busted on DUI charges the other day: One-year deferred sentence, $1,136 in fines and court costs, and more.
If you recall, back in mid-March, it seemed like Cribbs was ready to join the Arizona Cardinals. Then, it was revealed that Cribbs had a knee injury that he was recovering from. Unfortunately for Cribbs, it has been seven weeks, with no news.
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Jimmy Haslam’s words carry weight of four-month whirlwind, Vinny Testaverde makes College Football Hall of Fame, Cribbs faces uncertain future after draft, and which Browns veteran is most likely to be replaced?
According to a report by Mary Kay Cabot of the Plain Dealer, former Cleveland Browns general manager Tom Heckert has landed his first gig since being let go by the new regime: a personnel executive for the Denver Broncos.
Earlier today, I checked out Evan Silva's article that ranked (in detail) all 32 teams in the NFL based on their cumulative starting lineups on both sides of the ball. To my delight, he actually had Cleveland pretty high at No. 24 overall.
Pro Football Focus finished their list of ranking the top 101 players from the 2012 NFL season, and two members of the Cleveland Browns were featured: left tackle Joe Thomas and safety T.J. Ward.
Early Friday AM, Armonty Bryant was arrested for DUI. He was afraid of losing his license.....but may face a tougher punishment at the hands of the Browns and the NFL.
In today's dose of Daily Dawg Chow, Scott Fujita: compelling and complicated man, Joe Banner was right not to trade down to get Geno Smith, Armonty Bryant seeks to atone for college arrest, and high school coach praises Mingo's work ethic/character.
After a great column by the Plain Dealer's Terry Pluto on Sunday, we break down what he said about the Cleveland Browns having had an interest in four "blue-chip players" during the NFL Draft, and how Michael Lombardi views blue-chip players.
