Browns news, features and notes
- Browns notebook: Jimmy Haslam apologizes to fellow NFL owners for federal investigation
- Browns waive quarterback Thaddeus Lewis less than week after signing Brian Hoyer
- Former Boise State linebacker Tommy Smith does not sign with Browns despite agency's announcement
- Report: Browns owner Jimmy Haslam apologizes to NFL peers for federal probe of Pilot Flying J
- Signing 6th-round pick Jamoris Slaughter, waiving fellow free safety Eric Hagg headline Browns’ latest roster moves
- Browns claim undrafted rookie RB Miguel Maysonet off waivers
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Links to Browns coverage: Nov. 8, 2010
Keep up with the Browns by reading the following stories:
- Ohio.com: The Browns shock the New England Patriots, and rookie Colt McCoy strengthens his case to remain Cleveland's starting quarterback.
- Ohio.com: Marla Ridenour column: Browns coach Eric Mangini and his assistants draw up the perfect game plan against their former boss, Patriots coach Bill Belichick.
- Ohio.com: Notebook: Browns running back Peyton Hillis has the best game of his career.
- Ohio.com: The trick play the Browns used to score an 11-yard touchdown run has Kent State University roots.
- Ohio.com: Instant replay: Browns 34, Patriots 14.
- Ohio.com: Marla Ridenour blog: The Browns ask, "Who the (bleep) is next?"
- Ohio.com: Marla Ridenour blog: Transcript from McCoy's postgame press conference.
- Cleveland.com: The Browns bring the mighty Patriots to their knees.
- Cleveland.com: The Browns should start McCoy for the rest of the season.
- Cleveland.com: Browns wide receiver Josh Cribbs rips a page out of his college playbook.
- Cleveland.com: Hillis came out of the Browns' recent bye week healthy and it showed.
- Cleveland.com: Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan develops another great plan.
- Cleveland.com: Browns fans get a pleasant surprise.
- CantonRep.com: The Browns use two "stolen" players to stun the Patriots.
- Chronicle.NorthCoastNow.com: The Browns proved they're a legitimate threat to beat any team they face.
- News-Herald.com: The Browns didn't need to trick the Patriots because they were simply quicker, more determined and more physical.
- FanHouse.com: There is life in Cleveland after all.
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