“Who are these F%*@ing Guys?”
waitingfornextyear.com 4/28/2008 — The Browns finally had a few draft picks this weekend, and Mike Beckwith starts breaking them down. First up? UNLV's Beau Bell.

Best Day 2 Picks
endzonebuzz.com 4/29/2008 — Here is a look at some players selected on Day 2 of the draft who may end up being major contributors at some point in their careers.

Browns rookie free-agent list
myespn.go.com 4/29/2008 — Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker Here is the Cleveland Browns' 2008 rookie free-agent list: -Lindenwood DE Brian Schaefering -Missouri RB Tony Temple -Missouri CB Darnell Terrell -Miami (Ohio) CB Jerrid Gaines -Oregon State CB Gerard Lawson  ...

Holy Undrafted Free Agents Batman!
waitingfornextyear.com 4/29/2008 — Wow. We thought that the Browns would be players in the UFA market, but my goodness this is crazy! According to Barry McBride over at The Orange and Brown Report, the Browns have been extremely busy the last two days. (Do you think the Browns have a fax repairman on site for days like this, just...

Shutdown Corner - Chris Cooley - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
sports.yahoo.com 4/29/2008 — Rookies in the NFL make too much money. As a player I should be excited for anyone making a big contract. Good for them, right? For the top 20 draft picks it sounds great to sign a larger contract than guys that have played in the league for 10 years ...

At Round’s End, Giants Find What They Need — NYT > Pro Football 4/27/2008
At 6 feet 2 inches, 213 pounds, Kenny Phillips is a big, physical safety in the mold of the former Miami safety and Pro Bowl player Sean Taylor.

Sidelights — Boston.com -- Football news 4/27/2008
HEIRS WHO TOOK FLIGHT Virginia defensive end Chris Long (son of Howie), taken second overall by St. Louis, is the fifth son of a Hall of Famer to be drafted, joining Kellen Winslow Jr. (2004), Brian Griese (1998), Anthony Dorsett (1996), and Mike ...

Iyer: Draft keeps Steelers a leg up in AFC North — Latest Sporting News Articles for NFL 4/30/2008
With an aggressive offseason, the Cleveland Browns made a push to be top dog in the AFC North. But the Pittsburgh Steelers made all the right moves to remain the best in the division.

GM Savage Gets Three-Year Extension in Cleveland — Mark Maske's NFL Insider 5/2/2008
General Manager Phil Savage has signed a three-year contract extension with the Cleveland Browns, the team announced today. The deal runs through the 2012 season. Savage was hired by the Browns from the Baltimore Ravens' front office in January 2005 ...

Browns sign GM Savage to three-year extension — USATODAY.com NFL - Top Stories 5/2/2008
The Browns have signed general manger Phil Savage to a three-year contract extension through the 2012 season. Savage has spent ...