Miller emerging as Browns surprise defensive end prospect
Browns coach Chris Palmer praised LSU alum Amos Miller who, undrafted, rose to No. 2 on the depth chart behind Harvin McCormack. The 6-3, 245-pound rookie adds speed and versatility, working as stand up end in passing situations and aiming to improve his run defense while managing weight and technique. Miller credits LSU coaching for quick off the ball and anticipates continued development.
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Smith Bengals contract talks hit structure as holdout nears
The Cincinnati Bengals and quarterback Akili Smith edged toward a camp arrival by agreeing on a contract structure tied to playtime. A solo insurance year was trimmed to reduce guarantees, while agent Leigh Steinberg countered with a package close to Donovan McNabb and Tim Couch figures, though Bengals negotiator Katie Blackburn refused to exceed McNabb's deal. Also, Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson may miss four months after a ruptured left biceps tendon in scrimmage, with surgery likely.
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Browns Return to Field in Hall of Fame Game Comeback
The Cleveland Browns, reborn after a 1995 relocation and three-year absence, prepare to debut in the Hall of Fame Game against the Dallas Cowboys in Canton. Fans, officials, and players express renewed pride as Cleveland football reclaims its identity and the Dawg Pound cheers the team back on the field.
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Browns Hall of Fame Game: secondary injuries loom
Browns coach Chris Palmer braces for the Hall of Fame Game versus the Dallas Cowboys with two injured defensive backs sidelined. Antonio Langham left knee injury may force MRI. Marquez Pope also out for safety rest. Replacement players include Kevin Devine and Jerome Williams. Aaron Laing to play through ankle twist. Detmer and Lomas Brown named offensive captains. Chris Spielman and Corey Fuller to lead defense.
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