Lerner eyes ex QB Harris in Browns GM search
Browns owner Randy Lerner interviews James Shack Harris in New York as part of a general manager search. Ravens pro personnel director George Kokinis remains a front runner with a second interview planned, though playoff status may affect timing. Harris, a former quarterback and Ravens scout, has a mixed draft record.
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Browns hire Daboll and Seely in coordinator and special teams roles
The Browns appoint Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator replacing Rob Chudzinski and hire Seely as special teams coach. Daboll brings Jets experience as quarterbacks coach and Patriots tenure, while Seely, a 20 year NFL veteran with three Super Bowls, cites a long working relationship with Belichick and past success with Carolina and the Patriots.
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Browns turn to Rob Ryan as 3-4 fix amid coaching upheaval
Rex Ryan, Ravens defensive coordinator and Jets head coach candidate, looms as Browns pick to revitalize a leaky run defense. Daring move follows Todd Grantham and Mel Tucker firings as Romeo Crennel era ends, while Jackson emphasizes continuity and a 3-4 scheme.
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Capitals snap skid with 6-3 win over Penguins
Ovechkin scored twice and assisted once as Washington ended a three game skid with a 6-3 victory in Pittsburgh. Backstrom, Fleischmann, Kozlov, Semin and Schultz added goals. Satan and Crosby each had assists for the Penguins who dropped to eight losses in ten games.
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Pioli Won't Say If Edwards Is Safe In Chiefs Leadership
New Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli declines to confirm Herm Edwards's status as head coach after meeting with Edwards and owner Clark Hunt. Pioli says the situation will be a process with discussions planned, while Edwards battles a 15-34 record and a five-year contract remaining. Plaxico Burress wins a civil suit with a $1,700 payment in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
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Bradford stays with Sooners for junior season
Heisman winner Sam Bradford will return to Oklahoma for another year, skipping the NFL Draft. LeSean McCoy will forgo his junior year to go pro, while Tim Tebow seeks another Heisman bid and other players including Charles Scott Ciron Black Trevard Lindley and Alterraun Verner also plan to return to college.
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Hartline to enter NFL Draft after final Ohio State season
Ohio State wide receiver Brian Hartline says he will forgo his senior year to enter the NFL Draft and test himself as a professional. Hartline compiled 90 catches for 1,449 yards and 13 touchdowns, and is set to graduate with a communications degree in June.
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Monsters blank Flames for second straight win
Tyler Weiman stopped 32 shots to post his second consecutive shutout as the Lake Erie Monsters beat the Quad City Flames 3-0 at Quicken Loans Arena. Nathan Smith scored twice, extending the team's two straight shutouts to a franchise first after Sunday’s 3-0 win over Philadelphia.
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