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Cleveland Browns equipment manager Brad Melland adjusts the helmet of linebacker Kaluka Maiava(notes) during the opening day of Browns NFL football training camp in Berea, Ohio on Saturday, July 31, 2010.
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Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini watches a drill during the opening day of Browns NFL training camp in Berea, Ohio, Saturday, July 31, 2010. At left are Browns corner back Raymond Ventrone (41) and fullback Lawrence Vickers(notes) (47).
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Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren rests his foot in a Browns colored orange cast as he watches the first day of NFL football training camp from a golf cart July 31, 2010 in Berea, Ohio.
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FILE - This April 2, 2010, file photo shows Cleveland Browns nose tackle Shaun Rogers(notes) talking to reporters, in Cleveland, Ohio. Defensive linemen Shaun Rogers and C.J. Mosley(notes) will start training camp on the Cleveland Browns' physically unable to perform list.
July 28, 2010
FILE - In this Aug. 2, 2006 file photo, Cleveland Browns center LeCharles Bentley(notes) arrives for a news conference at the NFL football team's football training camp in Berea, Ohio. Bentley suffrered a season-ending knee injury suffered in the second day of practice. Former Browns center Bentley has filed a lawsuit against the team over a career-ending staph infection he says he contracted at the team's facility.
July 22, 2010
Cleveland Browns defensive lineman Shaun Rogers(notes) appears in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court with his attorney Pat D'Angelo during his arraignment on carrying a concealed weapon charge in Cleveland, on Thursday, July 15, 2010.
July 15, 2010
FILE - In this June 11, 2010 file photo, Paul Taylor, a staffer with the NFL Cleveland Browns new media department, watches South Africa take on Mexico in the opening game of the 2010 World Cup at the Brown's minicamp in Berea, Ohio. The World Cup only comes around for a month for four years, but when it does it's the world's most-watched sporting event and there's no keeping the fans away _ even during work.
July 5, 2010
- Browns camp opens Akron Beacon Journal
- Cleveland Browns top pick Joe Haden misses practice but signs five-year, $50 million contract Plain Dealer Browns coach Eric Mangini makes it clear that Haden will have some catching up to do. Haden missed a full week of camp that was just for rookies, injured players and quarterbacks.
- Former Cleveland Browns offer some tips for current team: Terry Pluto Plain Dealer Bernie Kosar, Clay Matthews, Reggie Rucker, Frank Minnifield, Tony Jones, Sam Rutigliano, Brian Sipe and Jerry Sherk all absolutely LOVED playing here. And they have some advice for the current team.
- Cleveland Browns President Mike Holmgren wants fans to behave Browns Beat | Plain Dealer In the Mike Holmgren Era, fans will be enthusiastic and supportive. Not aggressive or obscene. Not spilling beers or vehemently taunting opposing fans. Not being obnoxious or offensive. At least that's the goal.
- Cleveland Browns training camp log Browns Beat | Plain Dealer Training camp log.
- A healthy Jerome Harrison lugging a sizeable chip on his shoulder as Cleveland Browns camp begins Plain Dealer A knee injury to rookie Montario Hardesty leaves Jerome Harrison as the undisputed feature back, which Harrison believes he deserved all along.
- Heirs Apparent FFToolbox.com Which young players are in line to take over for the aging stars. Profiled players include Charlie Whitehurst, Michael Bush, Tashard Choice, Bernard Scott, and Early Doucet.
- Percy Harvin carted off practice field with undisclosed injury FFToolbox.com Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin was reportedly carted off the practice field Saturday, though the nature of his exact injury is still unknown at this time. During 7-on-7 drills in the team's morning session, Harvin first bobbled, then hauled in a pass from quarterback Tarvaris Jackson in what was described as the "catch of the day." Following the reception however, the 2009 offensive rookie of the year lost his helmet, went to the ground, and then tried unsuccessfully to get back up and continue the play. Shortly thereafter, Harvin had to be removed from the field on a cart, thoug...
- Vikes sign #2 RB Gerhart FFToolbox.com "Get his tail signed," is all it took from Head Coach Brad Childress to get Stanford grad Toby Gerhart into camp. The 51st overall pick in this years' draft, runningback Toby Gerhart did in fact sign his contract on Friday, and anticipates backing up stud Adrian Peterson for the Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings now have all of their draft picks signed and are ready to compete in camp. The terms of the deal were not immediately known, but many speculate it will be a four year deal worth $3.767 million which could include $1.939 million in guaranteed money. Toby was awarded the Doak Walker Awa...
- Broncos trade JJ Arrington to Eagles FFToolbox.com The Denver Broncos felt that they needed a linebacker bad enough, so on Friday they traded away runningback J.J. Arrington, for Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Joe Mays, so says Jason La Canfora of NFL.com. Twentysix year old J.J. was on the shelf all of last season with a knee injury. He had microfracture knee surgery. The Nashville, North Carolina born J.J. is 5'9" and listed as 212 pounds. He attended California College. To date Arrington has not been a featured back as he had dreamed of. Drafted in the second round by the Cardinals, he has a total of 183 rushing attempts for 654 yards f...
- Fantasy football: Staff sleepers, busts, rookie breakouts ESPN ESPN.com's fantasy staff picks out their sleepers, busts and rookie breakouts for 2010 season.
- Donnie Avery puts on weight for durability FFToolbox.com Since the St. Louis Rams are now paying big bucks for their rookie quarterback Sam Bradford, they're going to need somebody to step up at the wide receiver position. A possible favorite to be the go-to guy is Donnie Avery. Avery arrived at training camp 10 pounds heavier, intentionally. "I'm trying to get the weight but keep the speed as well," he said. Avery is expecting a battle at his position to determine the No. 1 receiver. "A lot of guys want to be No. 1. Everybody gets better when you have big competition. I'm confident in myself." FANTASY ANALYSIS: Avery entered the 2009 season as a po...