Browns position by position breakdown shows QB strength
The Browns appear stronger at quarterback with Tim Couch potentially returning to form if healthy, backed by Kelly Holcomb. Receivers show promise with Kevin Johnson, Quincy Morgan, Dennis Northcutt, Andre Davis, and Andre King providing depth and speed to support the offense.
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Tim Couch
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Couch
Kelly Holcomb
Kevin Johnson
Johnson
Quincy Morgan
Dennis Northcutt
Andre Davis
Andre King
Browns Likely Land William Green as Lead Back
The Browns aim to pair William Green with two solid backs James White and James Jackson as they prepare for the season. Green, drafted 16th, shows power between tackles and top speed in the open field though questions about his stamina linger. White shines in camp as an inside and outside runner and third down target, while Jackson rebounds from last year’s duties and runs better than in months past.
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William Green
Browns
James White
James Jackson
Browns hasten to field strong front with new find Hambrick
In training camp Browns figures rely on veteran tacklers McCutcheon Fuller Holmes and Rudd with Lewis Sanders and Anthony Henry behind them. Holmes returns from knee surgery as Miller remains out with torn Achilles. Darren Hambrick, signed mid camp, brings active run stopping grit to the middle and could be season changing.
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McCutcheon
Fuller
Lewis Sanders
Anthony Henry
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Det Lins
Arl Holmes
Dwayne Rudd
Jamie Miller
Miller
Browns
Holmes
Rudd
Dallas
Darren Hambrick
Hambrick
Steve King enforcer boosts Browns secondary depth
The Browns are reshaping their defense with Devin Bush moving to free safety over Earl Little to improve against the run. Rookie Kalvin Pearson offers hard-hitting potential while Kalvin Pearson joins a revamped unit. Veteran Rudd adds strength to tackle workload as Andra Davis Kevin Bentley and Ben Taylor seek late season playing time.
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Devin Bush
Earl Little
Bush
Little
Kalvin Pearson
Miller
Holmes
Hambrick
Rudd
Andra Davis
Kevin Bentley
Ben Taylor
Bentley
Browns defensive line looked strong and versatile
Evaluation praises Browns front four potential as the best in years led by Kenard Lang at left end and Gerard Warren at left tackle. Orpheus Roye improves with added weight while Courtney Brown must deliver. Backup depth includes Tyrone Rogers Mark Ward and Mark Smith.
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Kenard Lang
Keith McKenzie
Gerard Warren
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Orpheus Roye
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Courtney Brown
Charles Atlas
Tyrone Rogers
Mark Ward
Mark Smith
Browns offer cautious optimism with revamped line
The Browns rebuild their offensive line, led by center Dave Wohlabaugh after off season work and stronger blockers at guard spots Barry Stokes Shaun O Hara and Ross Verba. Newcomers Melvin Fowler Joaquin Gonzalez and Steve Heiden bring potential while H backs and tight ends face durability and learning curve questions.
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Dave Wohlabaugh
Barry Stokes
Browns
Shaun O'Hara
Ross Verba
Ryan Tucker
Melvin Fowler
Joaquin Gonzalez
Browns Special Teams Shine as Dawson Gardocki Kuehl Standouts
Even with a struggling Browns team, three specialists shine. Phil Dawson, Chris Gardocki, and Ryan Kuehl are praised for consistency, while return units show improvement. Andre Davis, Quincy Morgan, and Andre King threaten big plays on kickoffs and Northcutt fuels punt returns with speed and quick feet.
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Phil Dawson
Chris Gardocki
Ryan Kuehl
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Dawson
Gardocki
Kuehl
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Andre Davis
Quincy Morgan
Andre King
Davis
Green Bay
Dennis Northcutt
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