profootballweekly.com - 3/3/2008
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Division championships aren't won in March, and talented defensive linemen are not dangled in trade without eyebrows being arched, but the Browns have to be the early favorites to capture the AFC North for the first time in their history after Friday's acquisitions of Corey Williams and Shaun Rogers. Early on Friday, general manager Phil Savage traded a second-round pick to Green Bay for ...
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Browns’ free agency plans finished?
WaitingForNextYear —
... for Eagles CB Lito Shepherd. Shepherd might be considered expendable in Philadelphia after the Asante Samuel signing. What it would take to get Shepherd in a Browns’ uniform? Probably draft picks, of which the Browns are remarkably short on, unless Savage decides to tap into the ‘09 draft. How much have the Browns improved themselves with these moves? Probably the most important question. Most reports around the internet and on ESPN have been very positive. Pro Football Weekly gives the Browns the early lead in the division race. Look around the AFC North. The Steelers are ...
Later Cardinals, Lions and Raiders, It's Been Real
The Legend of Cecilio Guante —
... like this: 1st round, Brady Quinn, possible QB of future. 2nd round, Corey Williams, hard working defensive lineman in his prime. 3rd round, Shaun Rogers, starting nose tackle and former pro-bowler and still only 28 years old. I'll take it. Instead of articles about the coach, GM, Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Coordinator being on the hot seat this offseason, the Browns now get articles like this from Peter King and this from pro-football weekly. What's that Chris ...
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mlive.com 3/3/2008 — In his last act before leaving town, Shaun Rogers did the Detroit Lions a tremendous favor.
According to two sources close to the situation, it was Rogers himself who helped nullify a so-so trade with the Cincinnati Bengals and then engineer a much more lucrative deal with the Cleveland Browns.
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Bengals Fans: The World Is Against Us!
firstandteninches.com 3/3/2008 — The NFL Free Agency period is off and running. I could attempt to recap what went down this past weekend, but a quick Google search or a trip to NFL.com can give you all of the details. But with that said, one deal has stuck out so far: That involving defensive tackle Shaun Rodgers.
Browns Waste Money on Free Agents, but Still Won't Make Playoffs Next Year
juicedsportsblog.com 3/3/2008 — Browns go 10-6, Cleveland goes crazy. Their one win over a winning team was a 3 pointer over the Seahawks. Derek Anderson throws 19 interceptions. Brady Quinn wants to start this year. Their win margin last year was 20, second lowest for a team with 10+ wins. Dante Stallworth and Shaun Rogers won't fix this team. Against a schedule of 9 winning teams, they are doomed.
Browns’ free agency plans finished?
waitingfornextyear.com 3/3/2008 — With as big of a splash as the Browns have made over the past few days, WaitingForNextYear doesn't think they're done just yet.
Later Cardinals, Lions and Raiders, It's Been Real
legendofcecilioguante.com 3/3/2008 — Hanging out with the dregs of the NFL for a couple of years teaches you many things as a fan. The beloved Brownies have sucked since their rebirth in 1999. Does 4-12 or 3-13 or 5-11 sound familiar anybody? It does if you're a Lions, Cardinals or Raiders fan. And sadly, it sounds very familiar to Browns fans.
Now that the Browns have opened free agency with big trades and signings.....
The NFL Might Go to the Dawgs —
Bleacher Report - NFL 3/3/2008
This is the time of year when the GMs in New England, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh and San Diego are usually figuring out how they are going to outmaneuver each other for the coming season. While this annual ritual transpires, a new ...
NFL: AFC Might Go to the Dawgs —
Bleacher Report - NFL 3/3/2008
This is the time of year when the GMs in New England, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh and San Diego are usually figuring out how they are going to outmaneuver each other for the coming season. While this annual ritual transpires, a new ...
Cleveland Browns: AFC Might Go to the Dawgs —
Bleacher Report - NFL 3/3/2008
This is the time of year when the GMs in New England, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh, and San Diego are usually figuring out how they are going to out-maneuver each other for the coming season. While this annual ritual transpires, a new ...
