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August 20, 2008
"Thanks to: Plain Dealer"
Don't blame Romeo
 "Camp is a long grind. Different people have different philosophies.
A lot of people have already broken camp. A lot of people don't do half the stuff we do.
Us as players, we appreciate RAC taking care of us. I don't think ... it wasn't physical,
the reason we lost. It was more mental."
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August 20, 2008
"Thanks to: The Browns"
Injured list grows
The Browns could be missing six starters for Saturday's preseason game at
Detroit, including five who suffered injuries in the game at the Giants two nights ago. |
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August 20, 2008
"Thanks to: Plain Dealer"
Lewis, McGinest join Browns' injured
Running back Jamal Lewis and linebacker Willie
McGinest were added Wednesday to the long list of Browns who will most likely sit out
Saturday's preseason game in Detroit with injuries. |
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August 20, 2008
"Thanks to: Plain Dealer"
Browns trade for cornerback
The Browns finally swung a trade for a backup cornerback. They acquired
Travis Daniels from the Miami Dolphins for an undisclosed draft choice. |
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August 20, 2008
"Thanks to: The Browns"
Quinn anxious for more
"The biggest thing is to try to get some sort of rapport working with
the (first-team) receivers. I've been able to go with the ones a little, but not as much
as I'd like. The next couple practices we'll have will be big for me." |
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August 19, 2008
"Thanks to: Plain Dealer"
Anderson likely out vs. Lions
Meanwhile, receiver Josh Cribbs underwent an MRI Tuesday on his left
ankle, which he sprained in the first quarter of the game. By early Tuesday evening, a
source told The Plain Dealer that Cribbs was diagnosed with a high ankle sprain and he
could sit out the final two preseason games as well. |
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August 19, 2008
"Thanks to: The Browns"
Steptoe 'bright spot'
Steptoe was clearly the overall star of the game for the Browns, tying for
the team lead in receptions with three, including one -- a 44-yarder -- for a touchdown
from quarterback Brady Quinn, and amassing a game-high 80 receiving yards. |
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BROWNS KIDS CLUB
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resource for news, information and the opinions of other fans. |
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 In 1988, National Football League Hall of
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potential. |
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