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Cleveland Browns Getting Ready For Next Season

 
The Cleveland Browns just finished up a 10-6 season and barely missed the playoffs. But for the once struggling Browns, that wasn't nearly enough, so they decided to fix, re-sign, or add to, any position they wanted to this off-season. So, just what have they done to this point, well... Re-signed Derek Anderson and Jamal Lewis These moves are great because if these two players left, they would be put right back into the position they were in a year ago, minus Charlie Frye. Anderson gives you the gunslinger who can hit almost any player on the feild. Lewis almost stole the yards in a season record a few years ago, but since then he was tossed off the map. Last season, he came back with a vengeance.  He ran over or past anybody that wanted to take him down, piling up 1,304 yards and nine TDs. Traded for Shaun Rogers and Corey Williams Rogers and Williams had a combined 14 sacks last season, which could help bolster the Browns defensive front. Rogers is a run stuffer, plus, it's ... (link)

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