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strohs;847456; said:
I know,damn its not like he is running for president,let him live,hell he's living a dream
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OSUBasketballJunkie
Never Forget 31-0
He is human just like the rest of us.........nice to see he has sense of humor.
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And quiet as it is kept,we need somebody with a little life,life breeds life. Lord knows we need some life with our anemic-ass offense
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ABJ
No practice for Browns' wide receiver
Edwards misses voluntary offseason drill. Frye, Quinn make bad throws, interceptions
By Patrick McManamon
Beacon Journal sportswriter
BEREA - Many of the passes went to the defense, the offense looked sloppy and the team's top receiver was not present.
So went the first day of the Browns' offseason practices on Tuesday, which was open to the media.
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No practice for Browns' wide receiver
Edwards misses voluntary offseason drill. Frye, Quinn make bad throws, interceptions
By Patrick McManamon
Beacon Journal sportswriter
BEREA - Many of the passes went to the defense, the offense looked sloppy and the team's top receiver was not present.
So went the first day of the Browns' offseason practices on Tuesday, which was open to the media.
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CPD
Edwards a no-show for Browns' first practice
Posted by Mary Kay Cabot May 22, 2007 14:29PM
Receiver Braylon Edwards was a no-show Tuesday for the first day of Browns organized team activities, which consisted of a 90-minute practice in shorts and team meetings.
Everyone else on the team attended, except for center LeCharles Bentley, who's rehabbing from a torn patella tendon and contemplating another surgery.
Edwards' absence comes on the heels of his promise last week during his $1 million donation to Cleveland students that he's turned over a new leaf and learned from his mistakes of last season.
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Edwards a no-show for Browns' first practice
Posted by Mary Kay Cabot May 22, 2007 14:29PM
Receiver Braylon Edwards was a no-show Tuesday for the first day of Browns organized team activities, which consisted of a 90-minute practice in shorts and team meetings.
Everyone else on the team attended, except for center LeCharles Bentley, who's rehabbing from a torn patella tendon and contemplating another surgery.
Edwards' absence comes on the heels of his promise last week during his $1 million donation to Cleveland students that he's turned over a new leaf and learned from his mistakes of last season.
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Canton
Shaffer 'was down' after Browns selected Thomas
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
repository sports writer
BEREA While Kevin Shaffer says he never asked to be traded, he didn't exactly beg the Browns to draft Joe Thomas as his likely replacement at left tackle.
"Of course, right away, (going for Thomas) hit me," Shaffer said Tuesday in his first interview since the draft.
Thomas arrived via a No. 3 overall draft pick a year after Shaffer signed a seven-year, $36 million contract, ostensibly so the Browns could stop worrying about left tackle.
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Shaffer 'was down' after Browns selected Thomas
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
repository sports writer
BEREA While Kevin Shaffer says he never asked to be traded, he didn't exactly beg the Browns to draft Joe Thomas as his likely replacement at left tackle.
"Of course, right away, (going for Thomas) hit me," Shaffer said Tuesday in his first interview since the draft.
Thomas arrived via a No. 3 overall draft pick a year after Shaffer signed a seven-year, $36 million contract, ostensibly so the Browns could stop worrying about left tackle.
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Morning Journal
Shaffer never asked to be traded from Browns
JEFF SCHUDEL, Morning Journal Writer
05/23/2007
BEREA -- Kevin Shaffer says never asked to be traded in the wake of the Browns taking left tackle Joe Thomas with the third pick in the first round last month.
Shaffer was the left tackle with the first team offense during the first workout of Organized Team Activities yesterday. After the session, he set the record straight on a report he wanted out if he wasn't going to be the left tackle, the position he started for 16 games last season after signing a seven-year, $36 million contract in March of 2006.
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Shaffer never asked to be traded from Browns
JEFF SCHUDEL, Morning Journal Writer
05/23/2007
BEREA -- Kevin Shaffer says never asked to be traded in the wake of the Browns taking left tackle Joe Thomas with the third pick in the first round last month.
Shaffer was the left tackle with the first team offense during the first workout of Organized Team Activities yesterday. After the session, he set the record straight on a report he wanted out if he wasn't going to be the left tackle, the position he started for 16 games last season after signing a seven-year, $36 million contract in March of 2006.
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Cornerback6
Optimism Lover
Hey, if Ryan Tucker says and I quote him, "We're not going to lose this year"...then I'm on the bandwagon! 
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Buckeyedynasty
I'd hit it!
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Frye expects to be Browns' starting QB
But he knows it's still up in the air
Wednesday, May 23, 2007 Tony Grossi
Plain Dealer Reporter
Unbowed by the presence of Brady Quinn, Charlie Frye said Tuesday he expects to be the Browns' starting quarterback when the season opens against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sept. 9.
"I never knew I lost it," he said.
But in his first appearance in front of the media since Quinn was drafted in the first round, Frye four times stated, "I can't predict the future."
The occasion was the first of 12 spring team practices leading into June minicamp.
This one was open to the media, and it didn't take long for everyone to notice that receiver Braylon Edwards was a no-show.
Coach Romeo Crennel said Edwards informed the club in the morning he would miss the first practice. Crennel said that he was not upset with Edwards and noted the practices are voluntary.
Tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. was present but did not participate because of his rehabilitation from microfracture knee surgery in January. With the top two offensive playmakers not active, the quarterbacks suffered.
Quinn was intercepted three times, Frye twice.
The larger reason for the sloppy offensive showing, though, was the unveiling of the new offense installed by coordinator Rob Chudzinski against Crennel's defense three years in the making.
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/117990928284830.xml&coll=2
Frye expects to be Browns' starting QB
But he knows it's still up in the air
Wednesday, May 23, 2007 Tony Grossi
Plain Dealer Reporter
Unbowed by the presence of Brady Quinn, Charlie Frye said Tuesday he expects to be the Browns' starting quarterback when the season opens against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sept. 9.
"I never knew I lost it," he said.
But in his first appearance in front of the media since Quinn was drafted in the first round, Frye four times stated, "I can't predict the future."
The occasion was the first of 12 spring team practices leading into June minicamp.
This one was open to the media, and it didn't take long for everyone to notice that receiver Braylon Edwards was a no-show.
Coach Romeo Crennel said Edwards informed the club in the morning he would miss the first practice. Crennel said that he was not upset with Edwards and noted the practices are voluntary.
Tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. was present but did not participate because of his rehabilitation from microfracture knee surgery in January. With the top two offensive playmakers not active, the quarterbacks suffered.
Quinn was intercepted three times, Frye twice.
The larger reason for the sloppy offensive showing, though, was the unveiling of the new offense installed by coordinator Rob Chudzinski against Crennel's defense three years in the making.
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/117990928284830.xml&coll=2
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Canton
Browns' Wilson sets sights high
Friday, May 25, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
BEREA It sounds like a swell prize when the Browns' brass says, "That third spot is up for grabs."
Travis Wilson is in no-thanks mode, reaching two rungs higher.
"In my mind and in my heart," the 2006 third-round draft pick said, "I compete for No. 1."
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Browns' Wilson sets sights high
Friday, May 25, 2007
By Steve Doerschuk
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
BEREA It sounds like a swell prize when the Browns' brass says, "That third spot is up for grabs."
Travis Wilson is in no-thanks mode, reaching two rungs higher.
"In my mind and in my heart," the 2006 third-round draft pick said, "I compete for No. 1."
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