Browns 2000s first round picks a mixed bag of hits and misses
A critique of the Cleveland Browns first round selections this century charts 25 picks with four elite players Joe Thomas Myles Garrett Alex Mack and Joe Haden and ranks the rest from Braylon Edwards to Johnny Manziel noting high draft positions and limited success while highlighting notable cases and a callout to contact Jim Ingraham.
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Browns
Myles Garrett
Jim Ingraham
Cleveland
Jedrick Wills
Joe Thomas
Alex Mack
Joe Haden
Mel Kiper
Haden
Braylon Edwards
Odell Beckham Jr
Kamerion Wimbley
Courtney Brown
Baker Mayfield
Denzel Ward
Kellen Winslow
Gerard Warren
Pittsburgh
Phil Taylor
David Njoku
Jabrill Peppers
Danny Shelton
Jeff Faine
NFL
Barkevious Mingo
Trent Richardson
Richardson
Colts
Brady Quinn
Cam Erving
Corey Coleman
Steelers
Justin Gilbert
Giants
Beckham
Cardinals
Aaron Donald
Johnny Manziel
Browns extend Myles Garrett amid 2026 deadline push
Myles Garrett signs extension through 2026 with the Browns after a 10 sack season and a suspension last year. Owner remarks emphasize accountability and future impact. Grant Delpit also signs a four year deal worth over 7 million. Garrett’s size and disruptive speed highlighted by coach Stefanski. Delpit, LSU product and Thorpe Award winner, joins Garrett as a key defensive pairing.
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Steelers
Mason Rudolph
Garrett
Myles
Berry
Cleveland
Browns
Dou
Kevin Stefanski
Andrew
Grant Delpit
Delpit
LSU
Plesac back with Indians feels ready for season
Cleveland pitcher Zach Plesac discusses returning to spring work, hip mobility gains, and focusing on health guidelines to enable a season. He notes the shuffle of weeks, the downtown alley training, and the need to maintain social distancing as teammates prepare for a possible shortened schedule with disciplined routines.
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Plesac
Cleveland
Indians
Dodgers Sell Fan Cutouts as Pandemic Alters 2020 Season
A Los Angeles tribute to altered baseball sees the Dodgers and others selling cardboard fan cutouts to fill Dodger Stadium seats. The piece notes the season’s quirky changes, from intrasquad games to condensed 60 game schedule, and details Chico Herrera the clubhouse attendant’s brief on‑field cameo before returning to chores. It questions the meaning of a World Series won without fans, parade, or normal play as coronavirus shadows every game and players’ health dominates the headlines.
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Los Angeles
Francisco “Chico” Herrera
Dodgers
Dodger Stadium
Dodger
Chico
MLB
Hollywood
Rob Manfred
Herrera
Dave Roberts
Mookie Betts
Coaches, ADs push for fall season amid health rules
OHSAA officials and district athletic leaders urged continuation of spring and summer planning toward a fall season while stressing health and safety. They cited Gov. DeWine’s warnings and the need for guidance, sanitation, temperature checks, masks, and adaptable plans as districts prepare for Aug. 1 practice start.
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OHSAA
Tim Stried
Oll
DeWine
Musgrave
Brunswick
John Justice
Justice
Medina
Brad Wojnarowsky
Stried
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