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I think the Browns should strongly consider persuing Sam Adams.He could be an excellent replacement for the Aging Ted Washington and can help develop the green Shaun Smith. But that's just my opinion
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DDN
Browns' Edwards needs to tone down the analysis
Staff Writer
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
There's plenty to like about Cleveland Browns receiver Braylon Edwards. He'll beat you deep. He'll catch it over the middle. He'll even block.
And Tuesday, bless his heart, Edwards pledged $1 million in scholarship money for Cleveland school kids who otherwise might not have a shot at college.
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Browns' Edwards needs to tone down the analysis
By Sean McClellandStaff Writer
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
There's plenty to like about Cleveland Browns receiver Braylon Edwards. He'll beat you deep. He'll catch it over the middle. He'll even block.
And Tuesday, bless his heart, Edwards pledged $1 million in scholarship money for Cleveland school kids who otherwise might not have a shot at college.
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Glad to see Braylon giving back to the community. Good on him. Now just catch the ball and shut your damn mouth.
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NFBuck;841608; said:
Amen.
The only problem with the $1 mil is that the scholies are to M*ch*gan. What good is that?
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JCOSU86;841663; said:Amen.
The only problem with the $1 mil is that the scholies are to M*ch*gan. What good is that?
I hear they have a good kinesiology program.
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tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
JCOSU86;841663; said:Amen.
The only problem with the $1 mil is that the scholies are to M*ch*gan. What good is that?
it will at least allow them to buy the 128 color packs of crayons for their upper level kinesiology courses.
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This is pretty cool...
ABJ
Browns' Edwards gives kids incentive
100 8th-graders to get $10,000 for college, if they meet standards
By Patrick McManamon
Beacon Journal sportswriter
CLEVELAND - ``Receiving Means Giving'' is the slogan Braylon Edwards chose for his charitable foundation.
Wednesday, the Browns' wide receiver gave to 100 students in the Cleveland school district.
A lot.
Edwards pledged $1 million to the ``Advance 100,'' a specially chosen group of eighth-grade Clevelanders who will receive $10,000 college scholarships if they meet certain requirements in high school. Those requirements include having no unexcused absences and a 2.5 grade-point average. All also must perform at least 15 hours of community service each year.
``This is your chance to no longer say, `Nobody believes in me,' '' Edwards said in a heartfelt and inspiring talk to the 100 at a ceremony at Lincoln West High School on Cleveland's West Side.
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ABJ
Browns' Edwards gives kids incentive
100 8th-graders to get $10,000 for college, if they meet standards
By Patrick McManamon
Beacon Journal sportswriter
CLEVELAND - ``Receiving Means Giving'' is the slogan Braylon Edwards chose for his charitable foundation.
Wednesday, the Browns' wide receiver gave to 100 students in the Cleveland school district.
A lot.
Edwards pledged $1 million to the ``Advance 100,'' a specially chosen group of eighth-grade Clevelanders who will receive $10,000 college scholarships if they meet certain requirements in high school. Those requirements include having no unexcused absences and a 2.5 grade-point average. All also must perform at least 15 hours of community service each year.
``This is your chance to no longer say, `Nobody believes in me,' '' Edwards said in a heartfelt and inspiring talk to the 100 at a ceremony at Lincoln West High School on Cleveland's West Side.
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CPD
Pitching and catching with Chudzinski
Wednesday, May 16, 2007Tony Grossi
Plain Dealer Reporter
New Browns offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski hasn't had a day off since he was hired on Jan. 20. And he won't enjoy one for another month.
Chudzinski is busy installing a new offense that, he hopes, will resemble the explosive one he left behind with the San Diego Chargers.
It's the fifth offensive system the Browns have used since 1999.
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Pitching and catching with Chudzinski
Wednesday, May 16, 2007Tony Grossi
Plain Dealer Reporter
New Browns offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski hasn't had a day off since he was hired on Jan. 20. And he won't enjoy one for another month.
Chudzinski is busy installing a new offense that, he hopes, will resemble the explosive one he left behind with the San Diego Chargers.
It's the fifth offensive system the Browns have used since 1999.
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CPD
Braylon Edwards receives, now gives
Thursday, May 17, 2007Joseph L. Wagner
Plain Dealer Reporter
Eighth-grader Michael Bell had a hard time believing the good news when he learned he was eligible for a $10,000 scholarship from Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards.
"He's a life-saver. He gave me the opportunity to be something in life," said Michael, a student at Joseph Landis Elementary School.
Michael was among nearly 100 eighth-graders from Cleveland public schools who took an oath Wednesday at Lincoln West High School. They pledged to keep at least a 2.5 grade-point average and have no unexcused absences throughout high school, and to do at least 15 hours of community service each year.
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Braylon Edwards receives, now gives
Thursday, May 17, 2007Joseph L. Wagner
Plain Dealer Reporter
Eighth-grader Michael Bell had a hard time believing the good news when he learned he was eligible for a $10,000 scholarship from Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards.
"He's a life-saver. He gave me the opportunity to be something in life," said Michael, a student at Joseph Landis Elementary School.
Michael was among nearly 100 eighth-graders from Cleveland public schools who took an oath Wednesday at Lincoln West High School. They pledged to keep at least a 2.5 grade-point average and have no unexcused absences throughout high school, and to do at least 15 hours of community service each year.
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Canton
Studious Browns hope to upgrade defense
Thursday, May 17, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
As they attack spring practice, the Browns aim to parlay a free agency-draft spending spree into an offense with actual oomph.
Last year's team generated 264.6 yards a game, second-worst in the NFL.
Far fewer dollars were earmarked for a defense that gave up 344.8 yards a game, worse than all but five teams.
Given that, what makes Head Coach Romeo Crennel think he can develop a more dynamic "D"? The third-year head coach cited "offseason study" during a stop in Canton.
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Studious Browns hope to upgrade defense
Thursday, May 17, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
As they attack spring practice, the Browns aim to parlay a free agency-draft spending spree into an offense with actual oomph.
Last year's team generated 264.6 yards a game, second-worst in the NFL.
Far fewer dollars were earmarked for a defense that gave up 344.8 yards a game, worse than all but five teams.
Given that, what makes Head Coach Romeo Crennel think he can develop a more dynamic "D"? The third-year head coach cited "offseason study" during a stop in Canton.
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Canton
Do Browns see light at end of tunnel?
Thursday, May 17, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
Repository sports writer
UNIONTOWN Those eager eyes peeking over the edge of the crater belong to Phil Savage.
"We've been digging out of a hole for two years," the Browns general manager said Wednesday at the Northeast Ohio Celebrity Luncheon Club. "I really believe we're right on the edge of crawling out of that hole once and for all."
The Browns are 19-45 since making the playoffs in 2002, 10-22 since Savage and Romeo Crennel took over.
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Do Browns see light at end of tunnel?
Thursday, May 17, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
Repository sports writer
UNIONTOWN Those eager eyes peeking over the edge of the crater belong to Phil Savage.
"We've been digging out of a hole for two years," the Browns general manager said Wednesday at the Northeast Ohio Celebrity Luncheon Club. "I really believe we're right on the edge of crawling out of that hole once and for all."
The Browns are 19-45 since making the playoffs in 2002, 10-22 since Savage and Romeo Crennel took over.
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