Browns Cribbs Faces Role Revisions As Browns Eye Wins
Browns, hampered by injuries, plan to reduce Josh Cribbs offensive snaps while keeping him as a key returner. Coach Shurmur and new coordinator Brad Childress say Cribbs will contribute where fit, with depth at wide receiver and a plan to capitalize on his versatility for a winning season.
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Fort Makes NFL Debut Impressively for Browns
Undrafted Northern Iowa rookie L J Fort impressed in camp and preseason with the Browns. He started in the absence of O Qwell Jackson, intercepted Colt McCoy, and earned praise from Pat Shurmur for tackling, special teams play, and coverage. He eyes a start versus Green Bay at Lambeau Field as Jackson misses time.
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Browns practice fifth straight day amid many injuries and roster battles
Browns have another padded practice with 15 players sidelined. Undrafted receivers Josh Cooper and L J Fort stand out as potential depth options, while Colt McCoy Seneca Wallace and Brandon Weeden compete for QB jobs. Shurmur weighs halftime decisions as 2021 camp injuries mount.
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Eagles cornerback Asomugha evaluated for concussion
Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha was evaluated for a concussion after colliding with teammate Nate Allen during a seven on seven drill. The league source said Asomugha showed no concussion symptoms at this time and left with a lip laceration and neck soreness.
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Dokes, Former WBA Heavyweight Champion, Dies at 54
Michael Dokes, once the WBA heavyweight champion, died at 54 in Akron after a battle with liver cancer. The Akron Beacon Journal notes his 1982 title win over Mike Weaver and a career marked by a powerful punch and later legal troubles including cocaine, attempted murder, and kidnapping sentences. Services pending.
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