Browns add veteran back joins crowded depth chart
The Browns agreed with veteran running back D O N ta Foreman who visited the facility and will turn 28 in April. Foreman has 21 starts in 52 games for 2 326 rushing yards and 14 TDs plus 342 receiving yards and 3 TDs. He could replace Kareem Hunt in short yardage while Nick Chubb and Nyheim Hines rehab injuries. Foreman played for the Texans Panthers Titans and Bears and was a 2017 third round pick. Rover injury notes and other Browns moves are noted including Tyler Huntley as QB depth and predraft visits by Michael Hall Jr and Malachi Corley.
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Winston Winds Up as Browns Backup Caller
The Browns chose Winston over Flacco to back up Deshaun Watson as the team aims to optimize Watson’s play. Winston, 29, cites a strong fit, mentorship role, and prior success as a Buccaneer and Saint. He emphasizes leadership, learning, and guiding Watson toward elite performance while acknowledging past suspensions and personal growth.
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Browns gamble on Watson not delivering AFC power shift
In three Browns seasons since trading for Deshaun Watson the quarterback has missed 12 injuries and 23 games including a playoff loss at Houston. The deal, backed by owner Jimmy Haslam, failed to spark a true rise to power as Cleveland cycles through quarterbacks and contends with suspensions and injuries.
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OSU Wrestler Fix Aims For Elusive National Title At NCAAs
Oklahoma State’s Daron Fix enters the NCAA tournament as the No. 1 seed at 133 pounds seeking his first national championship after a season with injuries and two top finishes. The event runs at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City with Penn State favored in the team race and multiple wrestlers national title contenders across weight classes.
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Avon Lake bowling family stacks 300s with 813 high
Bill Lutz, Avon Lake coach, Connor and Sean Lutz all rolled 300s in recent bowling events. Sean earned second-team All-Ohio honors as Shoremen finished second at the Division I state tournament. The family founded Avon Lake High School bowling eight years ago and remains deeply involved in local leagues and boards.
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