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Cleveland Browns (2010 season)

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BuckeyeMike80;1734791; said:
I would too - judging a rookie this early in the process is stupid and suggesting that perhaps he would be better at an entirely different position is asinine.

Rhabuf is just trying to make Browns fans feel guilty for not drafting Brady Quinn the 2nd.....
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especially coming from lombardi, who is absolutely terrible. lombardi is to NFL news what ESPN is to recruiting. both are a joke. but tell me more about how other coaches think that haden is struggling.

of course this is the same lombardi that is professing that bob sanders' nfl career is over shortly after sanders proclaimed that he would be full go for the first day of training camp.
 
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Browns sign another player with a connection to the Eagles:)

The Browns signed free-agent tight end Joel Gamble on Monday, the team announced.

Gamble, 6-2 and 260 pounds, spent the final four weeks of the 2009 season on the Philadelphia Eagles' practice squad. He also spent time in 2009 with the DC Armor of the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA), and has played arena football with the Tennessee Valley Vipers (2007), Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (2007) and Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings (2008).

At Shippensburg University (2001-04), Gamble, 27, appeared in 43 games, recording 46 receptions for 631 yards with five touchdowns.
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LeCharles Bentley Sues Browns, Claims He Almost Died From Staph Infection -- NFL FanHouse

The Cleveland Browns are again being sued by a former player.

LeCharles Bentley has filed a suit in Cuyahoga (Oh.) County Court of Common Pleas, and his attorney said Bentley "almost died" from a Staph infection he got while rehabbing from knee surgery at the team's facility, FanHouse has learned

The suit contains claims of fraud and negligent misrepresentation against the Browns, and procedurally asks for more than $25,000 in damages.

"The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility," Bentley's attorney, Shannon Polk, said Thursday. "Nothing required him to do it (there). That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there and they never told him about the list of others who contracted Staph before he chose to rehab there.
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