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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Poll: Will the Browns go .500 this season?
He concludes his analysis with this:
"The Browns showed a lot of heart and talent in winning their final four games of 2009, but that won't necessarily carry over into this year. They still have uncertainty at quarterback, growing pains in the secondary and at receiver, and an unorthodox marriage of (Eric) Mangini and (Mike) Holmgren. If the Browns don't win early on, it will be tough to keep Holmgren on the sidelines. But if some of the younger players step up and (Josh) Cribbs and (Seneca) Wallace can spark the offense, it's a team that can surprise folks in 2010. But it's still a tough division and the Browns will have to contend with the likes of Joe Flacco, Carson Palmer and Ben Roethlisberger -- after he returns from his six-game suspension. The Browns finally beat Roethlisberger last season, and his suspension will definitely help the Browns. Still, much of 2010 will come down to (Jake) Delhomme and what he has left.
Pre-camp prediction: 8-8 and another year with no playoffs."
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