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THE GAME

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VS.Preseason Game 1

Cleveland Browns (0-0) at Green Bay Packers (0-0)DATE: Saturday, August 14, 2010 SITE: Lambeau Field

KICKOFF: 8:00 p.m. (CT), 7:00 p.m. (ET) CAPACITY: 72,928 SURFACE: Grass

INSIDE THIS WEEK’S RELEASE

Game Information ................ 2Head Coaches ....................... 2Last time vs. Green Bay ....... 3Connections .......................... 4Series History ....................... 5Notes .................................... 5-8Pos.-by-Pos. Breakdown ...... 9-11Coach Mangini Quotes ........ 12

Player Quotes ....................... 13Interesting Player Facts ........ 14-182009 Statistics ...................... 19-21Rosters.................................. 22-25Depth Chart .......................... 26Pronunciation Guide ............ 26Transactions ......................... 27Supplemental Bios ............... 28-30

Tuesday, August 11 8:45 - 10:45 a.m. Practice10:45 a.m. Player availability coming off the fi eld11:30 - 11:50 a.m. Eric Mangini availability 5:45 - 7:45 p.m. Practice

Wednesday, August 12 TBD

Thursday, August 138:45 - 10:45 a.m. Practice10:45 a.m. Player availability coming off the fi eld11:30 - 11:50 a.m. Eric Mangini availability 5:45 - 7:45 p.m. Practice

Friday, August 14 No practice

Saturday, August 14Cleveland Browns at Green Bay Packers, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 15 No practice

Monday, August 16 12:45 - 1:05 p.m. Eric Mangini availability 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Practice3:30 p.m. Player availability coming off the fi eld

Practice end times are approximateAll times Eastern

THIS WEEK’S MEDIA SCHEDULE

For the second consecutive season, the Cleveland Browns will open preseason action at Lambeau Field against the Green Bay Pack-ers, as the two teams square off on Saturday, August 14 at 8:00 p.m. (ET). The game will be televised live in Northeast Ohio on WKYC-TV 3. The contest will also air on the Browns’ Flagship Station, WMMS Radio (100.7 FM) and a network of affi liates throughout Ohio.

Saturday’s contest will be the 22nd time the Browns and Packers will meet in a preseason contest. Cleveland holds an 11-10 all-time series record against Green Bay in preseason play, with the Packers winning the last three preseason meetings.

The Packers blanked the Browns 17-0 to kick off preseason play in 2009. Green Bay used two fi rst quarter touchdowns and racked up 230 rushing yards en route to the victory at Lambeau Field on August 15. The two squads also met during the regular season, with the Packers claiming a 31-3 victory at Cleveland Browns Stadium on October 25.

The Browns closed out the 2009 regular season on a four game winning streak, the longest since the club returned in 1999. Cleveland recorded four wins in December/January, a franchise record, as the Browns became the second team in NFL history to start a season 1-11 and win its fi nal four games since the league switched to a 16 game schedule in 1978. The Browns showed vast improvement from the fi rst eight games of the season to the fi nal eight. Following their bye in Week 9, the Browns improved in nearly every category both offensively and de-fensively, while committing just eight turnovers, which tied for the third-fewest in the league over that span. Cleveland scored an average of 11.1 more points per contest, 78.2 more total yards per game and 67.1 more rushing yards per game, offensively, while limiting oppo-nents to 39.9 less total yards per game and 52.0 less rushing yards per contest, defensively.

Powered by their running game over the fi nal quarter of the sea-son, the Browns totaled more than 160 net rushing yards in each of its fi nal four contests, marking the fi rst time Cleveland accomplished that feat in four consecutive games since 1968. Over the last four games, the Browns led the league in rushing offense with 900 yards and scored seven rushing touchdowns. Cleveland fi nished the season eighth in the league in rushing, averaging 130.4 yards per contest, its highest fi nish since 1985.


THE COACHES CLEVELAND BROWNS - ERIC MANGINIEric Mangini was named the 12th full-time head coach in the history of the Cleveland Browns franchise on January 8, 2009. For Mangini, it marked a return to his NFL roots, having kicked off his tenure in the league as a ball boy and an in-tern in the Browns’ public relations department in 1994. His tireless work ethic was just as evident in that fi rst year as it is today, a quality that led then-head coach Bill Belichick to add Mangini to

the team’s coaching staff in 1995. In his 15 years of NFL coaching experi-ence, Mangini has been a part of six teams that qualifi ed for the playoffs, including fi ve that captured division crowns and three that came away with the Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl champions. During his fi rst year at the helm in Cleveland, Mangini displayed a sense of resiliency that rubbed off on his team and led to the Browns winning their fi nal four games of the year. Prior to being hired by the Browns, Mangini was the head coach of the New York Jets (2006-08). In 2006, Mangini took over a team that had gone 4-12 the previous year and guided them to a record of 10-6 and a Wild Card playoff berth. The Jets started with a 5-5 mark before compiling victories in fi ve of their last six contests, including their fi nal three. Prior to joining the Jets, Mangini spent six seasons with the New England Patriots (2000-05). His fi rst fi ve seasons were spent as de-fensive backs coach (2000-04) before being promoted to defensive coor-dinator in 2005. Mangini’s fi rst coaching opportunity came in 1995 as an assistant on the Browns’ staff. Ted Marchibroda retained Mangini when the team moved to Baltimore in 1996 and became the Ravens. Mangini was an assistant coach with the Jets under head coach Bill Parcells from 1997-99.

COACHES CORNER Mangini .................................. Coach ............................. McCarthy 5-11 .....................Record with Current Team ..................38-26

2nd ...........Years as Head Coach with Current Team ........5th

28-36 ................. Career Record as Head Coach ...............38-26

5th .................... Career Years as Head Coach ..................5th

5-11 ................................2009 Record ..............................11-5

15th ................................ Year in NFL ..............................18th

1-1 .......... Career Record vs. This Week’s Opponent ........1-0

GAME INFORMATIONTelevision: WKYC-TV 3 will broadcast the game with Jim Dono-van (play-by-play) and analyst Bernie Kosar calling the action.

Radio: WMMS - 100.7 FM Flagship Station and WTAM 1100 AM with Mike Snyder, Doug Dieken and sideline reporter Jamir Howerton. The Countdown to Kickoff pregame show hosted by Bob Frantz and Mike Pagel begins at 6:30 p.m.

Affi liates: City Station Frequency City Station FrequencyAkron WAKR 1590 AM Kenton WKTN 95.3 FMAshtabula WFUN 970 AM Lima WWSR 93.1 FMBucyrus WQEL 92.7 FM Mansfi eld WMAN 1400 AMCadiz WCDK 106.3 FM Marietta WJAW 100.9 FMCanton WHBC 1480 AM Marion WNRN 1490 AMCelina WKKI 94.3 FM Sandusky WMJK 100.9 FMCleveland WMMS 100.7 FM Sandusky WLEC 1450 AMCleveland WMJI 105.7 FM Toldeo WXKR 94.5 FMColumbus WBWK 105.7 FM Uhrichsville WBTC 1540 AMDayton WONE 980 AM Wooster WQKT 104.5 FMDover WJER 1450 AM Youngstown WKBN 570 AMFostoria WFOB 1430 AM Youngstown WNCD 93.3 FM

ABOUT THE PACKERSThe Packers posted an 11-5 record in 2009 and dropped a 51-45 deci-sion in Arizona in the opening round of the playoffs. Green Bay led the NFL in rushing defense a season ago, allowing just 83.3 yards on the ground per contest. The Packers are led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who fi nished last season fourth in the league in both passing yards (4,434) and touchdown passes (30). Green Bay used their fi rst round pick (23rd overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft on offensive line-man Bryan Bulaga out of Iowa.

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GREEN BAY PACKERS - MIKE McCARTHYMike McCarthy enters his fi fth season as the Packers head coach. In 2009, the Packers fi n-ished with an overall record of 11-5. He has led the Packers to a top-10 ranking in total offense each of his four seasons, joining New Orleans as the only teams to accomplish that from 2006-09. McCarthy has coached two of the four highest-scoring teams in franchise history (2007, 2009). Following an 8-8 rookie season at the helm, Mc-

Carthy led the Packers to a 13-3 mark in 2007 and a 6-10 record in 2008. McCarthy broke into the NFL as a quality control assistant with the Kan-sas City Chiefs in 1993. He remained with the Chiefs for six seasons and rose to quarterbacks coach, where he helped mentor Joe Montana, Rich Gannon and Elvis Grbac. McCarthy departed Kansas City to become Green Bay’s quarterbacks coach for a season before a fi ve-year stint as the offensive coordinator of the New Orleans Saints. In 2005, McCarthy became offensive coordinator in San Francisco. 2009 REGULAR SEASON RANKINGS

CLE (NFL rank) GB (NFL rank)RECORD 5-11 11-5POINTS SCORED PER GAME 15.3 (29) 28.8 (3)TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 260.2 (32) 379.1 (6)RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 130.4 (8) 117.8 (14)PASSING YARDS PER GAME 129.8 (32) 280.8 (6)POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 23.4 (T21) 18.6 (7)TOTAL DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 389.3 (31) 284.4 (4)RUSHING DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 144.6 (28) 83.3 (1)PASSING DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 244.7 (29) 201.1 (5)TURNOVER RATIO -12 (T29) +24 (1)

TALE OF THE TAPE


LAST TIME IN THE PRESEASON

PACKERS 17BROWNS 0

August 15, 2009Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wis.

Green Bay used two fi rst quarter touchdowns to help down Cleveland 17-0 in the 2009 pre-season opener for both teams at Lambeau Field. The Packers outgained the Browns 392-191, including 230 yards on the ground. Green Bay took the opening possession 78-yards for a score, capped off by a 53-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Aaron Rodgers to wide re-ceiver Donald Driver. Quarterback Brady Quinn led the Browns on a 10-play opening drive to the Packers 13-yard line. Kicker Phil Dawson connected on a 31-yard fi eld goal that was nullifi ed by a holding penalty and the ensuing 41-yard fi eld goal try by Dawson sailed wide right. On the Packers next possession, the Browns were fl agged for defensive holding, after an unsuccessful fourth-and-fi ve try, giving Green Bay an automatic fi rst down. The Packers took advantage of the opportunity and added to their advantage after a two-yard touchdown plunge by running back Ryan Grant. With 1:50 remaining in the second quarter, Quinn led the Browns 49 yards to the Packers six-yard line, but an interception ended the scoring threat with 17 second left in the half. A fourth quarter 45-yard fi eld goal by Packers kicker Mason Crosby accounted for the game’s fi nal score.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 0 0 0 0 0Green Bay 14 0 0 3 17

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayPackers 1 12:07 D. Driver 53 yd. pass from A. Rodgers (M. Crosby kick) (7-78, 2:53)Packers 1 1:59 R. Grant 2 yd. run (M. Crosby kick) (11-68, 4:54)Packers 4 5:28 M. Crosby 45 yd. Field Goal (12-58, 6:17)

TEAM STATISTICS CLE GBFIRST DOWNS: 11 25 TIME OF POSSESSION: 20:04 39:56TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 191 (59/132) 392 (230/162)SACKS/Yards 2/8 3/20PUNTS/Average: 4-41.3 1-39.0PENALTIES/Yards: 7-50 9-52 FUMBLES/LOST: 1/0 0/0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: B. Ratliff 7-13-84 (2 INT), B. Quinn 7-11-68 (INT), D. Anderson 0-2-0 (INT); GB: A. Rodgers 5-10-102 (TD), B. Brohm 3-10-18 (2 INT), M. Flynn 5-6-50RUSHING: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-29, J. Lewis 7-17, J. Davis 2-5, J. Harrison 3-4, N. Herron 1-3, C. Ali 1-1; GB: T. Sutton 16-91, K. Lumpkin 8-48, B. Jackson 8-41, R. Grant 6-28 (TD), D. Wynn 6-23, M. Flynn 1-1, B. Brohm 1-(-1)RECEIVING: CLE: A. Walker 3-48, M. Furrey 3-26, J. Cribbs 2-30, R. Royal 2-12, B. Robiskie 1-15, N. Herron 1-9, M. Massaquoi 1-6, J. Davis 1-6; GB: J. Jones 3-43, J. Finley, D. Driver 1-53 (TD), D. Lee 1-19, G. Jennings 1-10, M. Flynn 1-7, D. Frischknecht 1-7, R. Martin 1-6, J. Allen 1-5, K. Hall 1-2INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: C. Francies 1-14 (14.0), D. Veikune 1-0 (0.0) GB: C. Peprah 1-24 (24.0), T. Williams 1-8 (8.0), D. Bishop 1-6 (6.0), A. Smith 1-0 (0.0) SACKS: CLE: M. Benard 1-3, C. Mosley 1-5; GB: D. Bishop 1-8, A. Smith 1-4, W. Black-mon 1-8PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 4-165 (41.3); GB: D. Brooks 1-39 (39.0)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: G. Lawson 1-3 (3.0); GB: W. Blackmon 1-16 (16.0), J. Nelson 1-10 (10.0), B. Swain 1-(-1) (-1.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-43 (21.5), G. Lawson 1-32 (32.0); GB: W. Black-mon 1-22 (22.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: P. Dawson (41WR); GB: M. Crosby (60LU), (55WR)

CLEVELANDWR B. Edwards LE R. SmithLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE K. ColemanC H. Fraley OLB K. WimbleyRG F. Womack ILB D. JacksonRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonTE R. Royal OLB T. BrownWR J. Cribbs LCB E. WrightQB B. Quinn RCB B. McDonaldRB J. Lewis S B. PoolTE M. Rucker S A. Elam

GREEN BAYWR D. Driver LDE M. MontgomeryLT C. Clifton NT R. PickettLG D. Cooledge RDE C. JenkinsC S. Wells LOLB A. KampmanRG J. Spitz BLB A. HawkRT A. Barbre MLB B. ChillarTE D. Lee ROLB B. PoppingaTE J. Finley LCB W. BlackmonQB A. Rodgers RCB T. WilliamsRB R. Grant SS A. BigbyFB J. Kuhn FS N. Collins

PACKERS 31BROWNS 3

October 25, 2009Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

The Packers outgained the Browns 460-139 en route to a 31-3 victory at Cleveland Browns Stadium. The Browns got out to a 3-0 lead after kicker Billy Cundiff connected on a 22-yard fi eld goal. Green Bay scored on its next three possessions to take a 21-3 lead into the half. The Packers added 10 second half points, including a 99-yard touchdown drive which resulted in a fi ve-yard pass from quarterback Aaron Rodgers to wide receiver James Jones in the fourth quarter. Green Bay used big plays to it’s advantage as they had three plays of 30 or more yards, with two resulting in touchdowns. A pair of 2009 Browns draft picks made their fi rst career starts, as linebacker Kaluka Maiava and wide receiver Brian Robiskie each opened the contest at their respective positions. Defensively, defensive lineman Robaire Smith recorded a game-high 12 tackles, fi nishing one shy of his career best.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalGreen Bay 0 21 3 7 31Cleveland 0 3 0 0 3

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 2 14:58 B. Cundiff 22 yd. Field Goal (11-65, 6:21)Packers 2 12:11 S. Havner 45 yd. pass from A. Rodgers (M. Crosby kick) (6-71, 2:47)Packers 2 7:01 D. Driver 71 yd. pass from A. Rodgers (M. Crosby kick) (3-86, 1:57)Packers 2 1:56 R.Grant 1 yd. run (M. Crosby kick) (7-15, 3:07)Packers 3 3:34 M. Crosby 18 yd. Field Goal (9-51, 5:22)Packers 4 9:42 J . Jones 5 yd. pass from A. Rodgers (M. Crosby kick) (8-99, 4:32)

TEAM STATISTICS GB CLEFIRST DOWNS: 25 12 TIME OF POSSESSION: 35:54 24:06TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 460 (202/258) 139 (58/81)SACKS/Yards 2/18 0/0PUNTS/Average: 2-43.5 4-46.3PENALTIES/Yards: 8-70 5-40 FUMBLES/LOST: 0-0 3-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: D. Anderson 12-29-99 (INT); GB: A. Rodgers 15-20-246 (3 TD), M. Flynn 1-2-12RUSHING: CLE: J. Lewis 15-47, J. Harrison 3-7, D. Anderson 2-3, J. Cribbs 1-1; GB: R. Grant 27-148 (TD), B. Jackson 9-31, A. Rodgers 4-23, J. Kuhn 1-0RECEIVING: CLE: J. Harrison 4-23, M. Gaines 2-30, G. Estandia 2-10, M. Massaquoi 1-22, L. Vickers 1-10, M. Furrey 1-5, J. Cribbs 1-(-1); GB: G. Jennings 5-52, D. Lee 3-39, D. Driver 2-84 (TD), S. Havner 2-59 (TD), J. Finley 1-16, J. Jones 1-5 (TD), R. Grant 1-3, Q. Johnson 1-0INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; GB: C. Woodson 1-25SACKS: CLE: None; GB: A. Kampman 0.5-3.5, C. Jenkins 1.5-14.5PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 4-185 (46.3); GB: J. Kapinos 2-87 (43.5)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-9; GB: T. Williams 3-6 (2.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-69 (34.5); GB: B. Jackson 2-36 (18.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; GB: M. Crosby 55WL

CLEVELANDWR B. Robiskie LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT S. RogersLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB K. WimbleyRG F. Womack ILB K. MaiavaRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonTE H. Fraley OLB D. BowensWR M. Massaquoi LCB E. WrightQB D. Anderson RCB B. McDonaldFB L. Vickers S B. PoolRB J. Lewis S A. Elam

GREEN BAYWR G. Jennings LDE J. JollyLT T. Lang NT R. PickettLG D. Colledge RDE C. JenkinsC S. Wells LOLB A. KampmanRG J. Sitton BLB A. HawkRT A. Barbre MLB N. BarnettTE D. Lee ROLB C. MatthewsWR D. Driver LCB C. WoodsonQB A. Rodgers RCB A. HarrisTE J. Finley SS A. BigbyRB R. Grant FS N. Collins

LAST TIME IN THE REGULAR SEASON


BROWNS - PACKERS CONNECTIONSCOACHING CONNECTIONS: COACHING CONNECTIONS: Browns President Browns President Mike HolmgrenMike Holmgren was was the head coach of the Packers from 1992-98, winning the Super Bowl in the the head coach of the Packers from 1992-98, winning the Super Bowl in the 1996 season. Browns Senior Advisor to the President 1996 season. Browns Senior Advisor to the President Gil HaskellGil Haskell was an as- was an as-sistant under Holmgren from 1992-97. Packers Running Backs Coach sistant under Holmgren from 1992-97. Packers Running Backs Coach Edgar Edgar BennettBennett played under Holmgren and Haskell from 1992-96. Packers Offen- played under Holmgren and Haskell from 1992-96. Packers Offen-sive Line Coach sive Line Coach James CampenJames Campen also played under Holmgren and Haskell also played under Holmgren and Haskell during the 1992 season. during the 1992 season.

Browns Vice President of Football Operations Browns Vice President of Football Operations Mark SchiefelbeienMark Schiefelbeien spent 18 spent 18 years with the Green Bay Packers (1992-2009), most recently serving as the years with the Green Bay Packers (1992-2009), most recently serving as the Director of Football Administration/Communications. Director of Football Administration/Communications.

Browns Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Browns Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Brad SeelyBrad Seely and and Packers Defensive Coordinator Packers Defensive Coordinator Dom CapersDom Capers coached together with the coached together with the Carolina Panthers from 1995-98. Packers outside Linebackers Coach Carolina Panthers from 1995-98. Packers outside Linebackers Coach Kevin Kevin GreeneGreene played under Seely and Capers with the Panthers in 1996. Seely and played under Seely and Capers with the Panthers in 1996. Seely and Capers also coached together with the New England Patriots in 2008.Capers also coached together with the New England Patriots in 2008.

Browns Quarterbacks Coach Browns Quarterbacks Coach Carl Smith Carl Smith coached with Packers Defensive coached with Packers Defensive Coordinator Coordinator Dom CapersDom Capers with the New Orleans Saints from 1986-91. The with the New Orleans Saints from 1986-91. The two also coached together for the Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars of the USFL two also coached together for the Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars of the USFL from 1984-85.from 1984-85.

Browns Defensive Coordinator Browns Defensive Coordinator Rob RyanRob Ryan and Packers Secondary/Safeties and Packers Secondary/Safeties Coach Coach Darren PerryDarren Perry coached together on the Oakland Raiders staff from coached together on the Oakland Raiders staff from 2007-08.2007-08.

Packers Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Packers Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Dave ReddingDave Redding became the became the fi rst ever Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Browns from 1982-88.fi rst ever Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Browns from 1982-88.

Browns Strength and Conditioning CoachBrowns Strength and Conditioning Coach Kent Johnson Kent Johnson worked as the worked as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Packers from 1992-98.Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Packers from 1992-98.

Packers Offensive Coordinator Packers Offensive Coordinator Joe PhilbinJoe Philbin coached Browns offensive line- coached Browns offensive line-man man Eric SteinbachEric Steinbach at Iowa from 1999-2002. at Iowa from 1999-2002.

Browns Running Backs Coach Browns Running Backs Coach Gary BrownGary Brown interned with the Green Bay interned with the Green Bay Packers in 2006 as part of the NFL’s Minority Coaching Fellowship Pro-Packers in 2006 as part of the NFL’s Minority Coaching Fellowship Pro-gram.gram.

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: DIFFERENT DAWGS:DIFFERENT DAWGS: Browns WR Browns WR Mohamed Massaquoi Mohamed Massaquoi and Packers and Packers DE DE Jarius WynnJarius Wynn played together at Georgia. played together at Georgia.

TROJAN TEAMMATES:TROJAN TEAMMATES: Browns LB Browns LB Kaluka MaiavaKaluka Maiava and Packers LB and Packers LB Clay MatthewsClay Matthews played together at Southern California. played together at Southern California.

AUSTIN ALLIES:AUSTIN ALLIES: Browns QB Browns QB Colt McCoyColt McCoy and Packers TE J and Packers TE Jermichael ermichael FinleyFinley played together at Texas. played together at Texas.

BRUIN BUDDIES: BRUIN BUDDIES: Browns DL Browns DL Kenyon ColemanKenyon Coleman and Packers LB and Packers LB Bran-Bran-don Chillardon Chillar played together at UCLA. played together at UCLA.

PIRATE PLAYERS:PIRATE PLAYERS: Browns DL Browns DL Kwaku DansoKwaku Danso and Packers DL and Packers DL C.J. Wil-C.J. Wil-sonson played in the trenches together at East Carolina. played in the trenches together at East Carolina.

ARKANSAS AMIGOS:ARKANSAS AMIGOS: Browns RB Browns RB Peyton HilliPeyton Hillis and Packers LS s and Packers LS Brett Brett GoodeGoode were teammates at Arkansas. were teammates at Arkansas.

BEARCAT BROTHERS:BEARCAT BROTHERS: Browns DB Browns DB DeAngelo Smith DeAngelo Smith and Packers DB and Packers DB Brandon UnderwoodBrandon Underwood played together in the defensive backfi eld at Cincin- played together in the defensive backfi eld at Cincin-nati.nati.

FROM OHIO:FROM OHIO: Packers Defensive Line Coach Packers Defensive Line Coach Mike TrgovacMike Trgovac attended attended Flitch High School in Austintown, Ohio and was named Ohio’s “Defensive Flitch High School in Austintown, Ohio and was named Ohio’s “Defensive Lineman of the Year.” Packers Defensive Coordinator Lineman of the Year.” Packers Defensive Coordinator Dom CapersDom Capers grew grew up in Buffalo, Ohio, where he starred at Meadowbrook High School. Ca-up in Buffalo, Ohio, where he starred at Meadowbrook High School. Ca-pers played safety and linebacker for Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio.pers played safety and linebacker for Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio.Packers DB Packers DB Charles WoodsonCharles Woodson is a native of Fremont and was named Ohio’s is a native of Fremont and was named Ohio’s Mr. Football as a senior at Ross High School. Green Bay DB Mr. Football as a senior at Ross High School. Green Bay DB Brandon Un-Brandon Un-derwood derwood was born in Cincinnati and attended Hamilton High School. He was born in Cincinnati and attended Hamilton High School. He started his collegiate football career at Ohio State, but later transferred and started his collegiate football career at Ohio State, but later transferred and fi nished his career at Cincinnati. Packers LB fi nished his career at Cincinnati. Packers LB A.J. HawkA.J. Hawk was born in Ketter- was born in Ketter-ing and attended Centerville High School. Hawk went on to attend Ohio State. ing and attended Centerville High School. Hawk went on to attend Ohio State. Packers NT Packers NT Ryan Pickett Ryan Pickett also played collegiately at Ohio State. Green Bay also played collegiately at Ohio State. Green Bay TE TE Tom CrabtreeTom Crabtree was born in Columbus and attended Bloom-Carroll High was born in Columbus and attended Bloom-Carroll High School. Crabtree went on to play at Miami (Ohio). School. Crabtree went on to play at Miami (Ohio).

FEELS LIKE HOME:FEELS LIKE HOME: Browns OL Browns OL Joe ThomasJoe Thomas was born in Brookfi eld, was born in Brookfi eld, Wisconsin. He attended Brookfi eld Central High School and went on to play Wisconsin. He attended Brookfi eld Central High School and went on to play college football at the University of Wisconsin.college football at the University of Wisconsin.

FORMER PACKERS:FORMER PACKERS: Browns LB Browns LB David BowensDavid Bowens played for the Pack- played for the Pack-ers in 2000. Browns WR ers in 2000. Browns WR Jake AllenJake Allen was with Green Bay for 10 weeks in was with Green Bay for 10 weeks in 2009. 2009.

‘FIN FRIENDS:‘FIN FRIENDS: Browns LB Browns LB David BowensDavid Bowens and Packers TE and Packers TE Donald Lee Donald Lee were teammates in Miami from 2003-04. were teammates in Miami from 2003-04.

OAKLAND ASSOCIATION:OAKLAND ASSOCIATION: Browns LB Browns LB Eric BartonEric Barton and Packers CB and Packers CB Charles WoodsonCharles Woodson played together in Oakland from 1999-2003. played together in Oakland from 1999-2003.

RAMS ASSOCIATION:RAMS ASSOCIATION: Browns OL Browns OL John St. Clair John St. Clair (2000-03), DB (2000-03), DB Nick Nick SorensenSorensen (2001-02) and Packers DL (2001-02) and Packers DL Ryan PickettRyan Pickett (2001-05) were all team- (2001-05) were all team-mates in St. Louis.mates in St. Louis.

PHILLY POSSE:PHILLY POSSE: Browns DB Browns DB Sheldon BrownSheldon Brown and Packers DB and Packers DB Al Harris Al Harris played together in Philadelphia in 2002.played together in Philadelphia in 2002.

BRONCO BUDDIES:BRONCO BUDDIES: Browns RB Browns RB Peyton HillisPeyton Hillis and Packers DB and Packers DB Josh BellJosh Bell were teammates in Denver in 2008.were teammates in Denver in 2008.


BROWNS-PACKERS SERIES HISTORY Preseason Results vs. Green Bay Packers

Date Result ScoreGreen Bay Packers at Toledo 8/12/50 W 38-7at Green Bay Packers 8/23/52 W 21-14Green Bay Packers 9/19/53 W 21-13at Green Bay Packers 8/21/54 W 14-13Green Bay Packers at Akron 8/20/55 W 13-7Green Bay Packers 9/1/56 L 20-21Green Bay Packers 9/5/64 W 20-17Green Bay Packers 9/4/65 L 14-30Green Bay Packers 9/2/67 L 21-30Green Bay Packers 9/7/68 L 9-31Green Bay Packers 8/30/69 L 17-27at Green Bay Packers 9/3/77 W 19-14at Green Bay Packers 8/29/81 L 18-35at Green Bay Packers 8/6/83 W 21-20at Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee 9/5/87 W 30-24 (OT)at Green Bay Packers 8/11/90 W 25-10at Green Bay Packers 8/26/00 L 33-34Green Bay Packers 8/11/01 W 10-3at Green Bay Packers 8/26/02 L 20-27Green Bay Packers 8/15/03 L 31-38at Green Bay Packers 8/15/09 L 0-17

Preseason Totals 11-10-0 .524Home 5-6-0 .455Away 6-4-0 .600

Regular Season Results vs. Green Bay Packers

Date Result Scoreat Green Bay Packers 9/27/53 W 27-0Green Bay Packers 10/23/55 W 41-10at Green Bay Packers 11/4/56 W 24-7Green Bay Packers 10/15/61 L 17-49at Green Bay Packers 11/22/64 L 21-28*at Green Bay Packers 1/2/66 L 12-23Green Bay Packers 9/18/66 L 20-21at Green Bay Packers 11/12/67 L 7-55Green Bay Packers 12/7/69 W 20-7Green Bay Packers 9/17/72 L 10-26Green Bay Packers 10/19/80 W 26-21at Green Bay Packers 11/6/83 L 21-35Green Bay Packers 10/19/86 L 14-17Green Bay Packers 10/18/92 W 7-6Green Bay Packers 11/19/95 L 20-31at Green Bay Packers 12/23/01 L 7-30at Green Bay Packers 9/18/05 W 26-24Green Bay Packers 10/25/09 L 3-31

Regular Season Totals 7-10-0 .412 Home 4-6-0 .400 Away 3-4-0 .429 Playoffs 0-1-0 .000

*Playoff game

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STOUT AGAINST THE RUNAfter allowing eight individual 100-yard rushing performances in 2008, the Browns had just four running backs reach the 100-yard plateau against them last season. Cleveland did not allow 100-yard rushing performances in back-to-back games last year for the fi rst time since 1992.

ENDING ON A GOOD NOTEIn 2009, the Browns became just the second team in NFL history to start a season 1-11 and win its fi nal four games since the league switched to a 16 game schedule in 1978. Cleveland joined the 1993 New England Patriots as the only teams to accomplish that feat.

SACK ATTACKThe Browns fi nished with 40 sacks in 2009, the most since the team totaled 43 in 2001. The Browns recorded 11 multi-sack games last season, also the most since 2001. Cleveland had at least 1.0 sack from 16 players, the most since 2000, when 16 players registered at least 1.0 sack en route to a team total of 42.

WHAT A RUSHOver the last four games of the 2009 season, the Browns led the league in rushing offense with 900 yards.

RUSHING OFFENSE OVER THE LAST FOUR GAMES TEAM ATT. YARDS AVG. TD 1. Cleveland 181 900 5.0 72. Baltimore 144 847 5.9 83. Kansas City 120 753 6.3 5

GOING OUT WITH A BANGIn 2009, the Browns set a franchise record with four regular season wins in December/January.

BROWNS MOST DEC./JAN. REGULAR SEASON WINS YEAR GAMES WINS 2009 5 4 2007 5 3 2002 5 3 1987 4 3 1986 3 3 1971 3 3 1960 3 3 1951 3 3

The Browns fi nished third in the NFL with 77 total penalties com-mitted in 2009. In 2008, the Browns fi nished 24th in the league with 100 total penalties.

2009 PENALTY LEADERS TEAM TOTAL PEN. PEN./GAME1. Jacksonville 70 4.22. Indianapolis 74 4.63. Cleveland 77 4.8 4. Three teams tied 78 4.9

CAPTURE THE FLAG


CRIBBS FILLING RECORD BOOKWide receiver Joshua Cribbs fi nished 2009 with 1,994 total re-turn yards, the fourth-highest all-time in a single-season. With 2,214 total return yards in 2007, Cribbs now holds two of the top four totals in NFL history.

MOST TOTAL RETURN YARDS IN A SEASON - NFL HISTORY PLAYER TEAM YEAR RETURN YARDS1. Michael Lewis New Orleans 2002 2,4322. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 2007 2,2143. MarTay Jenkins Arizona 2000 2,1874. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 2009 1,9945. Charlie Rogers Seattle 2000 1,992

Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs returned two kickoffs for touch-downs at Kansas City (12/20/09) to become the NFL’s all-time leader in career kickoff return scores with eight. He became the ninth player in NFL history and fi rst Brown to return two kickoffs for touchdowns in a single-game.

ALL-TIME KICKOFF RETURN TD LEADERS PLAYER YEARS GAMES TD1. Joshua Cribbs 2005-09 75 82. Mel Gray 1986-97 169 6 Dante Hall 2000-08 112 6 Ollie Matson 1952-66 171 6 Gale Sayers 1965-71 68 6 Travis Williams 1967-74 62 67. Seven players tied with 5

KICKOFF KING

CRIBBS MOVES UP CAREER LISTWide receiver Joshua Cribbs has racked up 1,141 punt and 7,049 kickoff return yards for a total of 8,190 career return yards, which ranks 13th all-time.

ALL-TIME NFL RETURN YARDS LEADERS PUNT KO TOTAL PLAYER YEARS YARDS YARDS RET. YARDS11. Ron Smith 1965-74 1,788 6,922 8,71012. Tyrone Hughes 1993-98 1,411 6,999 8,41013. Joshua Cribbs 2005-09 1,141 7,049 8,190 14. Via Sikehema 1986-93 3,169 4,933 8,102

With 10 career return touchdowns, wide receiver Joshua Cribbs is fi fth in NFL history. Brian Mitchell is the all-time leader with 13.

ALL-TIME RETURN TD LEADERS PLAYER YEARS PUNT TD KO TD TOTAL TD1. Brian Mitchell 1990-03 9 4 132. Dante Hall 2000-08 6 6 12 Eric Metcalf 1989-02 10 2 124. Devin Hester 2006-09 7 4 115. Joshua Cribbs 2005-09 2 8 10

CRIBBS APPROACHING RECORD

ANCHORS ON THE LINEThree Browns played every offensive snap during the 2009 sea-son, all of which were on the offensive line. Left tackle Joe Thom-as played every snap for the third consecutive season, while left guard Eric Steinbach and rookie center Alex Mack also took part in every offensive play.

Following their bye in Week 9 of the 2009 season, the Browns improved in nearly every category both offensively and defensively.

THE BROWNS’ OFFENSIVE PRODUCTION Category No. before bye No. after bye Difference Points Scored/Game 9.8 20.9 +11.1 Total Yards/Game 221.1 299.3 +78.2 Rushing Yards/Game 99.6 161.3 +61.7 Passing Yards/Game 121.5 138.0 +16.5 Red Zone % 31.3 52.1 +20.8 Third Down % 24.8 39.5 +14.7 Turnovers/Game 2.9 1.0 -1.9 First Downs/Game 12.8 16.8 +4.0 Sacks Allowed/Game 2.4 1.4 -1.0 Time of Poss./Game 26:39 30:00 +3:21

THE BROWNS’ DEFENSIVE PRODUCTION Category No. before bye No. after bye Difference Points Allowed/Game 26.1 20.8 -5.3 Total Yards/Game 409.1 369.2 -39.9 Rushing Yards/Game 170.5 118.5 -52.0 Third Down % 39.8 38.0 -1.8 Sacks/Game 2.0 3.0 +1.0 First Downs/Game 22.4 19.7 -2.7

IMPROVEMENT FOLLOWING THE BYE

August 31 Roster cutdown to maximum of 75 players.September 4 Roster cutdown to maximum of 53 players.October 19 Trading deadline.

UPCOMING NFL DATES


TAG TEAM EFFORTRunning back Jerome Harrison and wide receiver Joshua Cribbs combined for the most all-purpose yardage by two teammates in NFL history, when they totaled 614 yards at Kansas City (12/20/09). Harrison rushed for 286 yards, the third-most in a single-game in league history, and added 12 yards receiving. Cribbs racked up 316 total yards with 269 yards on kickoff returns, 36 yards on punt returns, eight yards rushing and one reception for three yards.

MOST SINGLE-GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDS BY TWO TEAMMATES

DATE TEAM PLAYERS YARDS12/20/09 Cleveland Jerome Harrison/Joshua Cribbs 61412/18/95 San Francisco Jerry Rice/Dexter Carter 5509/15/85 San Diego Wes Chandler/Lionel James 53311/19/61 Cleveland Jim Brown/Bobby Mitchell 51112/16/62 St. Louis Tommy McDonald/Timmy Brown 50512/12/65 Chicago Gale Sayers/Jon Arnett 503

PILING UP THE YARDSRunning back Jerome Harrison fi nished the season with three consecutive 100-yard performances. He became the fi rst Browns player to accomplish that feat since the 2004 season, when Lee Suggs totaled 105 against San Diego on December 19, 143 at Mi-ami on December 26 and 131 at Houston on January 2, 2005.

Running back Jerome Harrison became the fi rst Browns player to follow a 200-yard rushing performance with a 100-yard perfor-mance. Harrison’s 286 rushing yards at Kansas City (12/20/09) marked the eighth time that a Browns running back reached the 200-yard plateau. The next week, he racked up 148 rushing yards against Oakland (12/27/09). Harrison’s combined 434 rushing yards ranked fi fth in NFL history in back-to-back games.

MOST RUSHING YARDS OVER TWO GAME SPAN PLAYER TEAM YEAR TOTAL1. O.J. Simpson Buffalo 1976 4762. Walter Payton Chicago 1977 4673. Mike Anderson Denver 2000 4464. Ricky Williams Miami 2002 4445. Jerome Harrison Cleveland 2009 434

BACK-TO-BACK

HARRISON PASSES JIM BROWNRunning back Jerome Harrison registered 286 rushing yards at Kan-sas City (12/20/09). He broke the Browns’ single-game mark, previ-ously held by Jim Brown, who recorded 237 rushing yards against the Los Angeles Rams (11/24/57) and against the Philadelphia Eagles (11/19/61). It was the eighth time a Browns running back amassed more than 200 rushing yards in a single game, joining Brown (four times), Jamal Lewis, Bobby Mitchell and Greg Pruitt.

BROWNS SINGLE-GAME RUSHING RECORD PLAYER OPPONENT DATE YARDS 1. Jerome Harrison at Kansas City 12/20/09 286 2. Jim Brown Philadelphia 11/19/61 237 Jim Brown L.A. Rams 11/24/57 2374. Jim Brown at Dallas 9/22/63 232 Bobby Mitchell at Washington 11/15/59 232

DUAL THREATSLast season, running back Jerome Harrison became the fourth Browns player to lead the team in both rushing attempts and re-ceptions in the same season. He joined Earnest Byner (1988), Mike Pruitt (1980) and Jim Brown (1962) as the only players to accomplish that feat.

BROWNS WHO LED TEAM IN BOTH RUSHING ATTEMPTS AND RECEPTIONS

PLAYER YEAR RUSHING ATT. RECEPTIONS Jerome Harrison 2009 194 34 Earnest Byner 1988 157 59 Mike Pruitt 1980 249 63 Jim Brown 1962 230 47

HARRISON FINISHES STRONGOver the fi nal quarter of the 2009 season, running back Jerome Harrison rushed for 570 yards and fi ve touchdowns on 113 car-ries (5.0), the second-highest rushing total in the NFL over that four-game stretch.

RUSHING YARDS OVER LAST FOUR GAMES PLAYER TEAM ATT. YARDS AVG. TD 1. Jamaal Charles Kansas City 94 658 7.0 42. Jerome Harrison Cleveland 113 570 5.0 53. Chris Johnson Tennessee 114 497 4.4 54. Jonathan Stewart Carolina 76 469 6.2 35. Ray Rice Baltimore 73 464 6.4 1

Quarterback Jake Delhomme ranks 12th among all NFL quar-terbacks in regular season winning percentage since 1999 (minimum of 50 starts).

QB WINNING PERCENTAGE SINCE 1999(Minimum 50 starts)

Name W L T Pct. 1. Tom Brady 97 30 0 .764 2. Peyton Manning 128 48 0 .727 3. Philip Rivers 46 18 0 .719 4. Ben Roethlisberger 60 26 0 .698 5. Tony Romo 38 17 0 .691 6. Donovan McNabb 92 49 1 .651 7. Steve McNair 71 44 0 .617 8. Jay Fiedler 37 23 0 .617 9. Rich Gannon 45 29 0 .608 10. Brett Favre 107 69 0 .608 11. Kordell Stewart 30 20 0 .600 12. Jake Delhomme 54 38 0 .587

JUST WIN BABY

MR. ROGERS’ BLOCK PARTYWith nine blocked fi eld goals from 2004-09, defensive lineman Shaun Rogers leads the NFL in that time span. Rogers has totaled 13 career blocked fi eld goals and three blocked PATs.

MOST BLOCKED FIELD GOALS FROM 2004-09 PLAYER TEAM BLOCKS1. Shaun Rogers Detroit/Cleveland 92. Julius Peppers Carolina 73. Craig Terrill Seattle 5


When punter Dave Zastudil was placed on injured reserve last season on November 18, he was second in the NFL with 25 punts inside the 20-yard line. The Browns signed punter Reggie Hodg-es, who picked up where Zastudil left off by booting a career-high 15 punts inside the 20. The Browns’ total of 40 punts inside the 20 this season tied for fourth in NFL history.

ALL-TIME TEAM PUNTS INSIDE THE 20 - SEASON TEAM YEAR NO. 1. Arizona 2009 42 San Francisco 2007 42 3. Kansas City 2009 41 4. Cleveland 2009 40 Chicago 2008 40

GETTING IT INSIDE THE 20

With 229 career fi eld goals, kicker Phil Dawson is second on the Browns’ all-time fi eld goal list, trailing Lou Groza’s 234. Daw-son’s 960 career points rank third on the Browns career scoring list. The longest tenured member of the Browns, Dawson’s 83.3 career fi eld-goal percentage ranks eighth all-time in NFL history and fi rst in Browns history.

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOALS PLAYER YEARS FGs1. Lou Groza 1950-59, 1961-67 2342. Phil Dawson 1999-2009 2293. Don Cockroft 1968-80 2164. Matt Bahr 1981-89 143 5. Matt Stover 1991-95 108

MOST CAREER POINTS BY A BROWNS PLAYER PLAYER YEARS POINTS1. Lou Groza 1950-59, 61-67 1,3492. Don Cockroft 1968-80 1,0803. Phil Dawson 1999-09 9604. Jim Brown 1957-65 7565. Matt Bahr 1981-89 677

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PLAYER YEARS PCT. FGs 1. Phil Dawson 1999-2009 83.3 229-2752. Matt Stover 1991-95 80.6 108-1343. Matt Bahr 1981-89 74.1 143-1934. Don Cockroft 1968-80 65.9 216-3285. Lou Groza 1950-59, 61-67 58.1 233-401

NFL CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 100 made)

PLAYER FG FGA PCT.1. Nate Kaeding 150 172 87.2 2. Mike Vanderjagt 230 266 86.53. Robbie Gould 134 156 85.94. Shayne Graham 196 230 85.25. Stephen Gostkowksi 103 121 85.1 6. Rob Bironas 136 161 84.57. Matt Stover 471 563 83.78. Phil Dawson 229 275 83.3

DAWSON SETS SIGHTS ON GROZATEAM RANKINGS

CATEGORY NO. AFC RANK NFL RANKAvg. start/kickoff 31.4 1 1Def. kickoff return avg. 18.9 1 1Punts Inside the 20 40 2 3Off. punt return avg. 11.7 2 3Penalties/game 4.8 3 3Field goal % .920 1 4Def. net punting avg. 35.7 3 4Def. punt return avg. 6.6 3 5Off. 4th down eff. 66.7 4t 5tOff. kickoff return avg. 24.2 3 7Def. sacks per pass play 13.2 5 7Off. rush yards/game 130.4 5 8Sacks 40 3 8t

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS AFC NFLPLAYER CATEGORY NO. RANK RANKJoshua Cribbs Total return yards 1,994 1 1Joshua Cribbs Kickoff return TDs 3 1 1Joshua Cribbs Total return TDs 4 1 1Joshua Cribbs Kickoff return avg. 27.5 1 3Blake Costanzo Def./S.T. fumble rec. 3 1t 3tJoshua Cribbs Punt return avg. 11.9 2 4

BROWNS IN THE TOP 10 IN 2009

FANTASTIC FIRST YEARIn 2009, wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi became only the fourth rookie to led the Browns in receiving yards in a season. Kevin Johnson holds the Browns rookie record with 986 receiv-ing yards, set in 1999.

ROOKIES THAT LED THE BROWNS IN RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER YEAR REC YARDS Paul Warfi eld 1964 52 920 Derrick Alexander 1994 48 828 Kevin Johnson 1999 66 986 Mohamed Massaquoi 2009 34 624

ELIMINATING SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDSThe Browns committed just eight turnovers over their fi nal eight games of 2009, which tied for the third-lowest total over a teams’ fi nal eight games.

FEWEST TURNOVERS, LAST EIGHT GAMES TEAM INT. FUMBLES TOTAL1. San Diego 4 2 62. Carolina 6 1 73. Cleveland 5 3 8 Dallas 4 4 8 Green Bay 3 5 8

CENTURY MARKDefensive back Sheldon Brown (128) and linebacker David Bo-wens (100) are two of 29 active NFL players who have appeared in at least 100 consecutive regular season games entering the 2010 season. They are only 12 current defensive players who have seen action in at least 100 consecutive regular season contests.


(Returners include players who fi nished 2009 on the 53-man roster, a reserve list or the practice squad)

Quarterbacks (4) – Returners: Brett Ratliff. Offseason Veter-an Additions: Jake Delhomme (FA), Seneca Wallace (Trade, Seattle). Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: Colt McCoy (D3a). Losses from 2009: Derek Anderson (Released), Brady Quinn (Trade, Denver). Jake Delhomme joined the Browns as a free agent following seven seasons in Carolina, where he helped the Panthers to 53-37 record as a starter. He has amassed 19,892 career passing yards with 123 touchdowns during his 11-year NFL career. A Pro Bowl selection in 2005, Delhomme guided the Panthers to Super Bowl XXXVIII during the 2003 season. Seneca Wallace joined Cleveland via trade after spend-ing the previous seven seasons of his career in Seattle. The ver-satile quarterback has registered 3,547 career passing yards and 25 touchdowns, while recording 214 rushing yards with a score and four receptions for 76 yards. Wallace saw his most exten-sive action in 2008 when he started eight games and set career-highs with 1,532 passing yards and 11 touchdowns. Brett Rat-liff served as the Browns third quarterback for 14 games and the backup for the fi nal two in 2009. He joined Cleveland prior to last season via trade from the New York Jets, where he spent the 2008 season as the Jets’ third quarterback and the 2007 sea-son on the practice squad. The Browns selected Colt McCoy in the third round (85th overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft. Mc-Coy earned 45 victories in 53 career starts at the University of Texas to become the winningest quarterback in NCAA history. He completed 1,157 of 1,645 passes for 13,253 yards with 112 touchdowns and 45 interceptions, while adding 447 rushing at-tempts for 1,571 yards and 20 scores.

Running Backs (6) – Returners: RB James Davis, RB Jerome Harrison, RB Chris Jennings, FB Lawrence Vickers. Off-season Veteran Additions: RB Peyton Hillis (Trade, Denver). Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: RB Montario Hardesty (D2b) Losses from 2009: RB Thomas Brown (Waived), Ja-mal Lewis (Released). Jerome Harrison rushed for a team-high 862 yards last season and caught 34 passes, which tied for fi rst on the squad. He rushed for a Browns single-game re-cord 286 yards and three touchdowns on 34 attempts at Kan-sas City (12/20/09), breaking Jim Brown’s club record of 237 yards. Over the fi nal three games of 2009, Harrison amassed 561 rushing yards, the eighth highest three-game total in NFL history. Montario Hardesty was selected in the second round (59th overall) of the 2010 draft. During 49 games at the Uni-versity of Tennessee (2005-09), Hardesty gained 2,391 rushing yards with 26 touchdowns on 556 attempts, while adding 405 receiving yards and one score on 38 receptions. James Davis appeared in only two games due to a shoulder injury after be-ing selected in the sixth round of the 2009 draft. He fi nished the 2009 preseason third in the AFC and seventh overall in the NFL with 186 rushing yards on 24 attempts, including an 81-yard touchdown run against Detroit (8/22/09). Chris Jen-nings appeared in nine games with one start for the Browns

last season after spending three weeks on the club’s practice squad. Jennings rushed for 220 yards with one touchdown and recorded nine receptions for 56 yards. Peyton Hillis, who has experience starting at both running back and fullback, was ac-quired via trade with Denver this past offseason. Hill has ap-peared in 26 career games and has registered 420 rushing yards with six touchdowns, while adding 236 receiving yards with one score on 19 receptions. Lawrence Vickers has seen action in 60 games at fullback since being drafted in the sixth round in 2006. A punishing blocker, Vickers helped pave the way as the Browns averaged 130.4 rushing yards per game in 2009, the eighth-most in the NFL. He also serves as a key blocker on kickoff returns as he helped the Browns to an NFL-best average starting position of 31.4 last year.

Wide Receivers (9) – Returners: Jake Allen, Joshua Cribbs, Mohamed Massaquoi, Brian Robiskie, Syndric Steptoe, Chansi Stuckey. Offseason Veteran Additions: Bobby En-gram (FA). Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: Carlton Mitchell (D6a), Johnathan Haggerty (FA). Losses from 2009: Mike Furrey (UFA). Mohamed Massaquoi tied for the team lead with 34 receptions, totaling a team-best 624 yards and three receiving touchdowns. He became the fourth rookie to ever lead the Browns in receiving yards in a season and fi rst since 1999. Massaquoi’s average of 18.4 yards per reception set a Browns rookie record, surpassing the previous mark of 17.7 set by Paul Warfi eld in 1964. With 12 starts at wide receiver in 2009, Joshua Cribbs recorded 20 receptions for 135 and one touchdown. He rushed for 381 yards and one touchdown on 55 carries primarily out of the Wildcat formation, where he also completed one of four passes for 18 yards with an interception. A two-time Pro Bowl selection for his work on special teams, Cribbs is the NFL career record holder with eight kickoff return touchdowns. He was named as the kick returner on the 2000s NFL All-Decade Team. During his 14 years in the NFL, Bobby Engram has registered 650 receptions for 7,751 yards with 35 touchdowns in 176 career games. He posted career-bests with 94 receptions and 1,147 receiving yards with six touchdowns in 2007 as a member of the Seattle Seahawks. Chansi Stuckey joined the Browns via trade in Week 5 of last season. In 15 combined games with the Jets and Browns, Stuckey recorded 30 receptions for 318 yards with two touchdowns. Brian Ro-biskie totaled 106 receiving yards on seven receptions in 11 games during his rookie season a year ago. He posted his best game against San Diego when he recorded four receptions for 69 yards with a long of 43. Jake Allen appeared in two games with the Browns in 2009 after joining the team via waivers. He also spent seven weeks on Green Bay’s practice squad and ap-peared in one contest after spending the entire 2008 season on the Packers’ practice squad. Syndric Steptoe missed the entire 2009 season with a shoulder injury. In 2008, he appeared in all 16 games with fi ve starts and registered 19 receptions for 182 yards. The Browns selected Carlton Mitchell in the sixth round (177th overall) of the 2010 draft. He totaled 105 career receptions for 1,648 yards with nine touchdowns in 37 career games at the University of South Florida. Johnathan Haggerty joined the team this year as an undrafted free agent after total-

POSITION-BY-POSITION BREAKDOWN


ing 173 career receptions for 2,726 yards and 23 touchdowns at Southwestern Oklahoma State.

Tight Ends (5) – Returners: Evan Moore, Robert Royal. Offseason Veteran Additions: Joel Gamble (FA), Alex Smith (FA). Benjamin Watson (UFA). Losses from 2009: Michael Gaines (UFA), Steve Heiden (Contract terminated). Benja-min Watson joined the Browns this offseason following six seasons with the Patriots. In New England, Watson has amassed 167 career receptions for 2,102 yards and 20 touchdowns in 71 contests. Robert Royal caught 11 passes for 134 yards with one touchdown during his fi rst season with the Browns a year ago. A stellar blocker, Royal helped the Browns average 130.4 rushing yards per game. Evan Moore spent three weeks on the Browns practice squad before appearing in the team’s fi nal fi ve games. Moore hauled in 12 passes for 158 yards, including six receptions for a team-high 80 yards during his Browns debut, against San Diego (12/6/09). Alex Smith appeared in all 16 games with the Eagles last season, recording three receptions for 25 yards. He has registered 132 career receptions for 1,277 yards and 11 touchdowns in 74 games. Joel Gamble spent the fi nal four weeks of the 2009 season on the Eagles’ practice squad.

Offensive Linemen (13) – Returners: Scott Kooistra, Alex Mack, Pat Murray, John St. Clair, Eric Steinbach, Joe Thomas, Floyd Womack, Billy Yates. Offseason Veteran Ad-ditions: Paul Fanaika (Waivers, Philadelphia), Tony Pashos (UFA). Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: Shawn Lauvao (D3b), Casey Bender (FA), Joel Reinders (FA). Losses from 2009: Hank Fraley (Released), Rex Hadnot (UFA), Ryan Tucker (UFA, retired). Joe Thomas was chosen by his team-mates as an offensive captain and started all 16 games at left tackle in 2009. He played every offensive snap for the third consecutive season on his way to earning his third Pro Bowl nod in as many seasons. Eric Steinbach started all 16 games last season at left guard and did not miss an offensive snap. He has started 108 of his 109 career games. Alex Mack joined the Browns as the 21st overall pick in the 2009 draft. He did not miss an offensive snap and was one of four NFL rookie linemen to start all 16 games in 2009. Floyd Womack opened seven games at right guard and three at right tackle in 2009 for the Browns. He enters his 10th year in the NFL and has appeared in 106 career games. Tony Pashos saw action in fi ve games with San Francisco in 2009, before a shoulder injury forced him to miss the rest of the season. Pashos has appeared in 74 regular season games with 55 starts. John St. Clair started the fi rst 14 games at right tackle last season, before missing the fi nal two with an ankle injury. St. Clair, who joined the Browns last year, has appeared in 121 regular season games with 69 starts during his 10-year career. Cleveland used the 92nd overall selection to draft versatile lineman Shawn Lauvao from Arizona State. Lauvao saw action at both guard and tackle with 17 starts at left guard, 12 at left tackle and four at right tackle through-out his collegiate career. Bill Yates played in seven games as a reserve during his fi rst season in Cleveland. He has appeared in 32 games with 11 starts during his six years in the NFL.

Paul Fanaika spent the fi rst 11 weeks of the 2009 season on the Eagle’s practice squad before being signed to the Redskin’s active roster for the fi nal six contests but did not appear in a game. Scott Kooistra appeared in four games with the Bengals in 2009, before signing with the Browns near the end of the sea-son. He has appeared in 84 career regular season contests. Pat Murray spent the entire 2009 season on the Browns practice squad. He spent 14 weeks on Seattle’s practice squad in 2008, before being signed to Denver’s active roster for the fi nal three games. Casey Bender signed with the Browns as an undrafted free agent after appearing in 30 games at South Dakota State. Joel Reinders played two years of football following two years of basketball at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada. Prior to 2008, the 6-7 Reinders had never played football.

Defensive Linemen (12) – Returners: Titus Adams, Kenyon Coleman, C.J. Mosley, Derreck Robinson, Shaun Rogers, Ahtyba Rubin, Brian Schaefering, Robaire Smith. Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: Cliff Geathers (D6b), Kwaku Danso (FA), Swanson Miller (FA), Brian Sanford (FA). Losses from 2009: Corey Williams (Traded, Detroit). Shaun Rogers is a three-time Pro Bowler, who started 11 games at nose tackle last season before a lower leg injury for him to in-jured reserve. Rogers, who blocked three total kicks a year ago, has blocked 13 fi eld goals and turned away three extra points in his career. Robaire Smith started all 15 games he played in last season at defensive end. He led all Browns defensive line-man with 62 tackles last year and has appeared in 130 career regular season contests. Ahtyba Rubin played in all 16 games with fi ve starts a year ago. He has appeared in 28 games since joining the team as a sixth round draft choice in 2008. Kenyon Coleman started 13 games at defensive end last season and registered 38 tackles with 1.5 sacks. He has appeared in 102 ca-reer regular season games with 48 starts. C.J. Mosley played in 12 games with one start during his fi rst season in Cleveland. He has appeared in 59 career regular season games with six starts. Brian Schaefering appeared in the fi nal fi ve contests, with one start, last year after spending the fi rst 12 weeks on the Browns’ practice squad. He registered 1.5 sacks against Pittsburgh (12/10/09), in his second career NFL game. Derreck Robin-son signed with the Browns near the end of the season last year and appeared in three contests as a reserve. He has appeared in 25 career regular season games. Titus Adams spent the fi rst 13 weeks of the 2009 season on the Patriots’ practice squad before appearing in two contests. He joined the Browns via waivers before the regular season fi nale and was inactive. The Browns used a sixth round draft choice to acquire Cliff Geathers from South Carolina. He comes from a rich family history as his older brother (Robert) currently plays for Cincinnati, his father (Rob-ert, Sr.) was drafted by Buffalo and his uncle (Jumpy) played 13 years in the NFL. Kwaku Danso signed as an undrafted free agent after attending the team’s minicamp on a tryout basis. He was a walk-on at East Carolina and hails from Ghana. Swan-son Miller signed as an undrafted free agent after playing two years at Oklahoma State University. Brian Sanford signed as an undrafted free agent after attending the team’s minicamp on a tryout basis. He appeared in 43 career games at Temple.


Linebackers (12) – Returners: Eric Barton, Marcus Benard, David Bowens, Titus Brown, Blake Costanzo, D’Qwell Jack-son, Kaluka Maiava, Matt Roth, Jason Trusnik, David Vei-kune. Offseason Veteran Additions: Scott Fujita (UFA, N.O.), Chris Gocong (Trade, Phi.). Losses from 2008: Alex Hall (Trade, Phi.), Kamerion Wimbley (Trade, Oak.). Scott Fujita appeared in 11 games with New Orleans last season, registering 75 tackles, two forced fumbles and one sack. He has appeared in 120 career games with 103 starts. D’Qwell Jackson started the fi rst six games of 2009 at inside linebacker, before being placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury. Voted a co-captain on defense last year, Jackson led the club in tackles in 2007 and 2008 and was leading in 2009 before sustaining his injury. Eric Barton was voted a co-captain on defense last season, his fi rst in Cleveland. He started the fi rst eight games and was leading the squad in tackles before a neck injury ended his season. Matt Roth saw action in four games with Miami before joining the Browns via waivers. In six contests with the Browns, he tallied 28 tackles, four sacks and one fumble recovery. Chris Gocong was acquired by Cleveland this past offseason via trade with Philadelphia. Gocong appeared in 15 games with 11 starts with the Eagles last season. David Bowens started a career-high 15 games last year, while playing in all 16. He became a defensive captain following injuries to Jackson and Barton and made a successful in season transition from outside to inside lineback-er. He has appeared in 100 consecutive regular season contests, the fi fth-longest active streak among NFL linebackers. Jason Trusnik appeared in four games with the Jets in 2009, before a trade landed him in Cleveland. The versatile linebacker ap-peared in 12 games with the Browns, earning 10 starts, while recording 54 tackles and 2.5 sacks. Kaluka Maiava appeared in all 16 games during his rookie season, earning three starts and registering 40 tackles and 2.5 sacks. As an undrafted free agent, Marcus Benard spent the fi rst nine weeks of the season on the Browns practice squad, before appearing in six contests. He became the fi rst Browns rookie to record a multi-sack game since 2006, when he turned in two sacks against Pittsburgh (12/10/09). Despite playing in just six contests, Benard fi nished tied for sixth among all rookies with 3.5 sacks in 2009. In his fi rst season with the Browns, Blake Costanzo was a stand out on special teams. He tied for the AFC led with three defensive/special teams fumble recoveries and led the team with 14 spe-cial teams tackles. David Veikune appeared in 10 contests as a rookie last season. Titus Brown spent the fi rst 15 weeks of the 2009 season on the Browns practice squad before being el-evated to the active roster for the fi nal two contests.

Defensive Backs (15) – Returners: Mike Adams, Abram Elam, Coye Francies, Gerard Lawson, Brandon McDon-ald, Nick Sorensen, Ray Ventrone, Eric Wright. Offseason Veteran Additions: Sheldon Brown (Trade, Philadelphia), John Bowie (FA), DeAngelo Smith (Waivers, Detroit). Draft Choices/Undrafted Free Agents: Joe Haden (D1), T.J. Ward (D2a), Larry Asante (D5), Chris Chancellor (FA). Losses from 2009: Brodney Pool (FA), Hank Poteat (UFA), Ramzee

Robinson (Waived). Eric Wright started all 16 games for the second consecutive season. He tied for the team lead with a career-high four interceptions. Sheldon Brown started all 16 games for the Eagles last season and extended his consecutive regular season games streak to 128 games. He has recorded an interception in each of his previous eight NFL seasons and has 19 in his career. Abram Elam led the Browns with 88 tackles last season, his fi rst in Cleveland. Elam started all 16 games. Mike Adams showed his versatility last season earn-ing six starts at corner and three at safety, while appearing in all 16 games. He posted 61 tackles, eight passes defensed, one sack and 10 stops on special teams. Brandon McDonald ap-peared in all 16 games last season with 10 starts, posting 47 tackles, one sack, one interception, one forced fumble and 10 passes defensed. He hasn’t missed a contest since joining the Browns as a fi fth-round pick in 2007. Joe Haden was drafted by the Browns with the seventh overall selection of the 2010 NFL Draft. He started all 40 career games at the University of Florida. The Browns selected T.J. Ward in the second round (38th overall) of the 2010 draft. He recorded 190 tackles, three interceptions and one sack in 37 career games at the University of Oregon. Larry Asante was drafted by Cleveland in the fi fth round (160th overall) of the 2010 draft. He started 36 of 39 career games at the University of Nebraska. Ray Ventrone ap-peared in 14 games for the Browns last season and posted 12 special teams tackles, which was third on the team. Nick So-rensen fi nished second on the club with 13 special teams stops last season and had three tackles and a pass defense. Sorensen has appeared in 116 career games and has recorded 119 special teams tackles. DeAngelo Smith spent one week of the 2009 season in Cleveland before joining the Lions. With Detroit, he appeared in the fi nal seven games and recorded nine stops on defense and eight special teams tackles. Coye Francies ap-peared in six games as a rookie last season after being selected in the sixth round. Gerard Lawson saw action in fi ve games on special teams last season recording one tackle. He added fi ve kickoff returns for 43 yards. Chris Chancellor appeared in 53 games with 44 starts at Clemson University before signing with the Browns as an undrafted free agent. John Bowie signed with the Browns on August 8 following three seasons in Oakland.

Specialists (4) – Returners: Phil Dawson, Reggie Hodges, Ryan Pontbriand, Dave Zastudil. Phil Dawson ranks as the franchise leader and eighth in NFL history in fi eld goal percent-age with a 83.3% mark. His 229 career fi eld goals are second on the Browns’ all-time list. Ryan Pontbriand has been named to two Pro Bowls as the AFC’s long snapper. Dave Zastudil was second in the league in punts inside the 20-yard line with 25, before a knee injury ended his season. He earned AFC Spe-cial Teams Player of the Week honors following a win at Buf-falo, where he booted a career-high seven punts inside the 20. Reggie Hodges signed with the Browns following the injury to Zastudil last season. He connected on a career-high 15 punts inside the 20.


ERIC MANGINI SAID...(On what his priority is at camp)- “I’d say my biggest priority is for us to make sure that we really build on the lessons last year and there are a lot of guys that were here to the latter part of the season last year that understand what I’m looking for and what we need in terms of Browns football. I really felt that we played that way at the end of the season. You want to start at that point and each one of those guys that were here, needs to be a teacher, needs to help that happen a lot quicker than it did last year. It’s getting to that point, un-derstanding how we play each game. I’ve been happy with the work the guys have done and the way everybody has pitched in to make sure we get there a lot quicker.”

(On whether things have been different for him from last year)- “Yes, a few things have been different for me. I’d say there have been a couple changes around here. It’s been great. It’s nice to have Mike (Holmgren) and Tom (Heckert) and be able to really focus on coaching and that’s been a huge plus. You go through every offsea-son and evaluate the things that you did, whether it be game to game or the course of the season and you look at each phrase and you say, ‘Okay, that didn’t work out very well. Let’s change it.’ You try dif-ferent things to see if it works out better. I’d like to think that I do it each year and as the coaches do it each year, fi gure out how we can get better as a group, going through that process.”

(On the one thing that most needs to change this season)- “I don’t look at it as change as much as I look at it as being consistent with what we did at the end of last season. I thought we developed a lot over the course of last season and really understood how we had to play, what the approach had to be and what Browns football was and how we were going to be in each game. Those lessons are valuable if you can take those lessons and carry them over into the new season and also indoctrinating all the guys that have come in, whether it’s rookies or free agent and all of us helping them understand exactly what we have to do, the way we have to play in order to be success-ful.”

(On how the Family Day scrimmage went)- “It was a great day. I came in early this morning, saw the fans here early and you get that electric feeling that you always have when you are coming to the stadium. We’ve got the greatest, loudest group of fans that you are going to fi nd and we thank them for coming out here today and for showing all their support.” (On the stability at the quarterback position)- “I’ve really en-joyed getting to know both Jake (Delhomme) and Seneca (Wallace) and both guys who have different levels of experience, but have both played in games. Jake is an older guy who has got a real presence and he’s got a real control of the offense. He’s got a lot of respect, which is deserved for the things that he has been able to do, but he backs that up with his work ethic and he backs it up with his leader-ship, so that’s been fun. With Seneca, it’s the same thing. He was really in one system for a long time and has had one set of terminol-ogy and has had to learn new terminology and new things and that’s diffi cult to do. I think that the progress that he’s made from the spring to now is noticeable. With Colt (McCoy), he’s a young guy and he’s learning. He’s got a lot to learn, but he has the right attitude, the right approach. Brett (Ratliff) is going to compete in that group and he has got experience in the system, but not a lot of playing time. It’s a fun group to work with.”

(On the impact that Ben Watson makes on the team)- “He’s got a ton of experience. Our systems aren’t exactly alike but there’s plenty of carry over. He’s got familiarity. He’s a really good person and he’s a gifted athlete, so all those are pluses. Plus he’s a guy that’s been through a lot of winning, a lot of training camps, so that veteran ex-perience helps in the locker room as well.”

(On the rapport between Jake Delhomme and Ben Watson)- “It’s a positive thing and having a tight end that can stretch the fi eld puts more pressure on the defense. You can’t shift coverage outside. You have to fi gure out how you want to deal with them. Do you want to cover with a safety, do you want to cover him with a linebacker, do you want to let it go to zone? There are a lot of questions that have to be answered when you are facing guys that can be productive from the tight end spot.”

(On how Ahtyba Rubin has been developing)- “He’s been out-standing, he really has. He’s a big man, so he’s hard to move, but he plays with really good technique and his block recognition has got-ten better over the course of the last year. When you’re that size and as strong as he is and recognizes blocks well, it’s hard to move you. He does an excellent job. I don’t know if you guys saw the other day, a little screen pass, he was running about 60 yards down the fi eld, chasing the screen pass and that’s what you like about him as well. Some big guys may feel there’s about a 10-yard barrier or limit, but he fi nishes the plays and you like that. I like that a lot about him.”

(On Jerome Harrison having a “healthy” chip on his shoulder)- “I’ve always found Jerome to be confi dent, and I like that in Jerome. He believes in himself, he believes in the things that he can do and I think he showed that he can back up that belief in himself. He worked diligently last season to correct the things that we wanted him to correct, and I respect that. We sat down and talked about it, identifi ed some areas where we wanted him to improve and he did that. I look for that same thing this season and he will have some great opportunities to show what he can do.”

(On what Matt Roth’s brought since joining the Browns)- “Matt’s a beast. He is strong, he’s tough, he’s relentless and we had to deal with that in New York when he was in Miami and it was painful to deal with it. When he became available, it’s nice to have him and let other people deal with him. He doesn’t get fazed by anything, he is just going to attack the same way, play-in and play-out and it’s a nice trait and it’s contagious.”

(On if Phil Dawson is showing any signs of slowing down or if he’s getting better with age)- “What I’ve seen is consistency for the time that I’ve been with him and he’s been consistent here through-out this camp as well. I think with Phil, he really understands how to take care of his body, he really understands the things that he needs to do to operate at a high level, at a very effi cient level and he’s con-sistent with it and that’s served him well and will continue to serve him well. That’s what you want anybody to be is to understand, how do I operate the best for me because each guy has a different way to get to that and then to be able to do that play in and play out and season in and season out.”


BROWNS PLAYER QUOTESLB David Bowens(On if he feels good about this defense)- “I do. Everyone’s smart. The offseason was great, the OTAs and minicamp, all the new peo-ple that are new to this system came in and adjusted relatively fast. We hit training camp full speed. We didn’t have to have any extra meetings. Guys knew what we had to do out of the gate.”

WR Joshua Cribbs(On how excited he is to get on the fi eld)- “We are very excited. Finally, football is back in action. This is a football town and in light of everything that has been going on throughout the year up until football season. We are very excited. I know the fans, they are out here in numbers, they are very excited for the season to kick back off.”

(On why he wanted to play in Cleveland)- “The fans. When any-body asks me about what Cleveland has to offer, they are the most die-hard fans ever. That’s what I tell them. I don’t tell them about the Rock and Roll of Fame, or all those highlights structurally. I tell them about the city, the people of Cleveland and how die-hard they are and how much they’ll fi ght for you in any type of weather.”

QB Jake Delhomme (On dealing with the kind of attention being the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns brings)- “I think that’s the National Football League. When you suit up on Sunday, you are one of 32 in the world. There’s a great deal of, if you want to call it pressure or expectations, but I think there’s a reason that quarterbacks play quarterback. To get to this level, you’ve had to kind of go through that at some point. You embrace it, ‘Okay, this is what I’ve got to do.’ It becomes a pride thing and you want to do well and you want to be the guy to help your team win.”

(On how much is at stake for him during training camp)- “I think the older you get, and this is the approach that I take, that this is my last year, that’s the way I look at it. Next year I’m go-ing to say the same thing. You just don’t know in this league and I think you start to appreciate it more and start to enjoy it because this is a privilege. Yes, training camp, it’s hard and guys complain and what not, but when you look back on it, this is my 14th one. I’ve spent a year of my life in training camp. That’s fun. That’s how I look at it, dive into it, enjoy it and do everything you can because you don’t know in this league. You don’t know and I think when you are younger you take it for granted, ‘Oh yes, let me get through this, I have so many more to go.’ You just have to enjoy it and that’s my approach.”

DB Abram Elam(On if he’s becoming one of the leaders in the secondary)- “I think we have a great group of guys. We have a lot of guys that can take control. I just want to be one that they can count on. Guys come to me with questions and I’m willing to stay after late with the young guys and the veteran guys and get things corrected be-cause we want to try to win ball games here.”

RB Jerome Harrison(On the fi nish they had last year)- “That was a huge fi nish for us. My offensive line dominated across the board, from tight ends all the way to the backside guard. I think as a unit we performed very well and held each other accountable and got into a good groove. I think after these fi rst couple days of practice the offensive line and the tight ends, running backs and the fullback, I think, are ahead of schedule. I think we are on pace and I think we have a real good feel for each other now.”

(On what two really good running backs can do for an offense)- “It’s working in the NFL right now. A lot of teams have gone away from just the feature back and most teams, it’s two backs. It can help, but you also have to understand that James Davis looks good. P-man (Peyton Hillis) looks good. We are loaded, Chris Jennings looks good. At practice we have to take advantage of every oppor-tunity we get because we know whoever is behind us or in front of us is a good back. There’s a lot of competition in our room.”

TE Evan Moore(On how he is approaching camp)- “Just to get better. Last year was actually my rookie year so I wanted to make strides from my fi rst to second year. Most coaches say a lot of your biggest strides come from your fi rst to second year so I wanted to make sure I was doing that and getting better at the things that people said I wasn’t very good at. Pass protection, run game, those are things that I want to continue to get better at to become a more all-around, complete tight end.”

OL Joe Thomas(On if he’s become a leader of the team)- “I feel like that’s hap-pening. Last year, was my fi rst year as a captain. I feel like I’m starting to step up in the locker room and meeting rooms and hope-fully, trying to carry that over for another year and improve on that. Getting with Jake Delhomme and trying to king of get this offense moving in the direction that we want.”

(On his impressions of the Browns’ defensive line)- “I think they are going to be really good. I think they found some guys at the end of last year who maybe, they didn’t know if they could play or not and they came on and they showed they could play in the NFL. They can play well. I think they’ve kind of carried that over to what they are doing in training camp right now. I think we are going to have a pretty good line and a lot of guys. We are going to be really deep.”

TE Ben Watson(On the rapport that he’s developed with Jake Delhomme)- “I feel like everybody, myself included, are starting to get in better sync. There’s still, obviously, some work to go, but that’s why we’re out here in training camp. I think every practice it gets better and better.”

(On if having the Family Day scrimmage was helpful)- “It’s just good work altogether for the offense, the defense and the spe-cial teams. It’s good to work against each other in a game-type atmosphere and have a game-type mentality. Although it was a practice, it gave us a chance to do some things full speed.”


Mike Adams• Nicknamed “Pops” by grandmother.• Has a joint foundation named the Rising Stars Foundation that assists underprivileged youth.• Received a community service award from the House of Rep-resentatives and the New Jersey State Senate for his community service and volunteer work.

Titus Adams• Was a fi rst-team Academic All-Big 12 pick in 2003, and was a three-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection.• Was named to the 2004 Brook Berringer Citizenship Team for his work in the community.• Earned his degree in business administration.

Jake Allen• Helps in his local community with pancake breakfasts and com-munity clean-up activities.• Enjoys music, writing, basketball, bowling and spending time with son, Ty.• Earned a B.S. in exercise science.

Larry Asante• Very passionate and intense about being humble and operating in excellence to serve the Lord.• Very active in community outreach, and seeking opportunities to give back.• Graduated with an economics degree.

Eric Barton• Lists reading books as a favorite hobby, favorite book is The Road.• Majored in criminology and criminal justice at the University of Maryland.• Lists working with real estate as a favorite past time.

Marcus Benard• Plays the piano, organ, guitar, drums and saxophone.• Was a member of the band at Ypsilanti High School.• Lists Wild Things as his favorite book.

Casey Bender• In high school played eight-man football.• First person to go to college in his family.• In spare time likes to golf and go hunting.

David Bowens• Helped raise more than $20,000 for victims of Hurricane Katrina• Created “The David Bowens Foundation” in 2005 to help kids who suffer from asthma and cystic fi brosis.• Enjoys cooking soul food.

John Bowie• Majored in criminal justice at Cincinnati.• Attended high school in Columbus, Ohio.

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSSheldon Brown• All-state in basketball and football (twice) and baseball (three times).• Loves to grill chicken, steak, and fi sh in his outdoor kitchen. His best dish is Sam’s Club ribeyes.• An avid golfer, sponsors an annual tournament that raises funds for Camden (N.J.) County College.

Titus Brown• Considers himself a movie buff.•Majored in disciplinary studies while at Mississippi State Uni-versity.• Along with football, also lettered in track in high school.

Chris Chancellor• Loves spending time with his son, Chris Chancellor, Jr.• Holds Clemson record for cornerbacks with 42 consecutive games started.• Graduated with a degree in sports management.

Kenyon Coleman• Traveled on a 13-day mission to Burundi and Uganda in Africa in April 2008 with Tribal Praise Ministries in an effort to raise money for Burundi schools and a Ugandan hospital.• Majored in philosophy at UCLA.• Played three years of varsity basketball at Alta Loma High School.

Blake Costanzo• Played tight end and linebacker at Ramapo High School where he lead his team to two state championships.• Is active in Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation, which supports pediatric brain tumor research. Lauren is the 12-year-old daughter of his defensive coordinator at Lafayette, John Loose; she has been a pediatric brain tumor survivor since her diagnosis at nine months old.• Is a fan of vintage cars, particularly from the ‘60s. He recently purchased a ’64 Chevrolet Impala and is in the process of restor-ing it.

Joshua Cribbs• Named a Pink-Tie Guy from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure’s Northeast Ohio affi liate in 2009.• Played quarterback at Dunbar High School, and was also on the baseball, basketball and swimming teams.• Owner of Bounce City, Ohio’s largest indoor infl atable’s compa-ny, with former teammate Darnell Dinkins in Strongsville, Ohio.

Kwaku Danso• Earned a degree in construction management.• Was born in Ghana.• Played two years of organized football.

James Davis• Finished his college career fourth in Clemson history in career all-purpose yards (4,309).• Lists “The Express” as his favorite movie.• Lists T.I. as his favorite recording artist.


INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSPhil Dawson• Longest active tenured member of the Browns.• 2006 winner of the Doug Dieken Humanitarian Award winner for charitable and community efforts, as recognized by the Cleveland Touchdown Club• Started at both kicker and offensive tackle as a senior in high school.

Jake Delhomme• Cites horses as his “fi rst love.”• His father and brother are partners in a group that purchases and trains thoroughbred horses in Louisiana.• He was inducted into the University of Louisiana-Lafayette Ath-letic Hall of Fame in 2006.

Abram Elam• Earned a degree in marketing.• Started the T.E.A.M. Elam Foundation, which conducts annual fun days in his hometown and takes inner-city kids to area NFL games.• Enjoys refurbishing old cars and entering them into competi-tions.

Bobby Engram• Won the fi rst-ever Biletnikoff Award, recognizing the nation’s best wide receiver.• Earned a Bachelor of Science in exercise science from Penn State in 1995.• Received the President’s Volunteer Award as well as commen-dation from both the Washington State House and Senate for his work to help those who suffer from Sickle Cell Disease.

Paul Fanaika• Earned his degree (B.I.S., interdisciplinary studies) in December of 2008.• Twice earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors.• Is the fi rst generation of his family to be born in the United States.

Coye Francies• Older brother, Diamond, played football at Sacramento State and in the Arena Football League for the Stockton Lightning.• Lists “Stand by Me” as his favorite movie.• Lists Messy Marv as his favorite recording artist.

Scott Fujita• Contributor to Dedicated to Daughters, a book highlighting the relationships of NFL players and their daughters.• Spokesperson for Gulf Restoration Network and America’s Wet-lands Foundation.• Earned fi rst team Channel League and Ventura County honors in both football and basketball in high school.

Cliff Geathers• Talks to local elementary, middle, and high school kids about his experiences with football and life.• Like to hunt wild boar in his spare time.• Fourth drafted NFL player from his family.

Chris Gocong• With a degree in general engineering, he has had a childhood pas-sion for building things and taking them apart.• Was a quarterback and linebacker at Carpinteria High School, where he twice earned All-CIF and all academic honors.• Plays the guitar and was once in a band called “Void.”

Joe Haden• Was the point guard of a basketball team that won two state titles and was also a four year starter at quarterback in high school.• One of three brothers to play collegiate football.• First true freshman to start at cornerback on opening day in UF history.

Johnathan Haggerty• Enjoys reading the Bible.• Does motivational speaking directed towards underprivileged youth.• Performed in concert headlined by the Grammy and multi-CMA Award winning Randy Rogers.

Montario Hardesty• Track and fi eld standout in high school and was a state fi nalist in the 100M.• Majored in Sports Management while at Tennessee.• Was the Southeastern Conference’s second leading rusher in the 2009 season.

Jerome Harrison• Earned the nickname “Ghost” in college for the way he seemed to disappear for long runs coming out of the backfi eld.• Named team captain for his high school football team as a junior and a senior.• Active in the community by supporting charitable events such as Shop with a Jock and the NFL’s Hometown Huddle.

Peyton Hillis• All-conference and all-state in baseball while in high school.• Received the 2007 Paul Eells Award for the Arkansas player who showed outstanding character through adversity.• Saw time as a fullback, running back, wide receiver, kickoff re-turner and punt returner at the University of Arkansas.

Reggie Hodges• Three-time All-Big 12 Conference choice at Centennial High in Champaign, Ill.• Has two children Christian, and Charlee Hodges.• Passionate about his church ministry.

D’Qwell Jackson• Active in youth programs in his hometown throughout his col-lege and professional playing career, volunteering as a mentor at Bauder Elementary School and serving on the board of the Largo for Youth.• Was a three-year letter winner and spent time at linebacker, full-back, quarterback and punter at Seminole High School.


Chris Jennings• In February 2010, Fair View High School retired his football jer-sey.• Is second in the Kentucky state high school record book behind Shawn Alexander for yards per carry with 11.7.• Is in the Arizona Western Junior College Hall Of Fame.

Scott Kooistra• Started as a lineman on both sides of the ball at Cary (N.C.) High School.• Hobbies include movies, water sports, working out and listening to music.• History major in college.

Shawn Lauvao• Received a certifi cate of recognition from the Hawaii chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame for his efforts as an outstanding student and athlete.• As a teenager, competed in the Hawaii Strongest Teen and Ha-waii Strong Man competitions, placing fi rst and second.• Earned a B.I.S. degree in interdisciplinary studies.

Gerard Lawson• Along with football, lettered three years in basketball and track in high school.• Majored in speech communication at Oregon State.• Four-year letterman at Oregon State, where he tied for the longest kickoff return in school history (100 yards).

Alex Mack• Awarded the Draddy Trophy in 2008, given to college football’s top scholar-athlete.• Compiled a 28-2 record as a wrestler during his senior year of high school.• Born in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Kaluka Maiava• Grandfather, Neff Maiava, is an ex-pro wrestler.• Lists cousin and UFC mixed martial artist Kendall Grove as his favorite athlete.• Enjoys surfi ng and hunting.

Mohamed Massaquoi• Did not lose a single game and won four straight state champion-ships at Independence High School.• Graduated with a degree in psychology.• Lists the Bible as his favorite book.

Colt McCoy• An Academic All-American nominee, three-time fi rst-team Aca-demic All-Big 12 selection and a fi ve-time member of UT’s Ath-letics Director’s Honor Roll.• Traveled to Peru to do missionary work during his spring break in college.• Serves as a featured speaker representing the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Brandon McDonald• Named the 2008 winner of the Dino Lucarelli Good Guy Award by the local chapter of the PFWA.• His cousins include current Denver Broncos running back Cor-rell Buckhalter and former NFL quarterback Steve McNair.• Along with football, lettered in baseball and basketball in high school.

Swanson Miller• Plays the drums in his spare time.• Business major while at Oklahoma State University.• Won a Junior College National Championship while at Butler Community College (2007).

Carlton Mitchell• Started his football career as a punter.• Mother, Angela, is the “cut-man” for boxer Antonio Tarver.• Set the University of South Florida track record in the 400m (47.2).

Evan Moore• Was active with the Boys and Girls Club and a student leader for Athletes in Action while at Stanford.• Earned a B.A. in political science and a M.A. in sociology.• Enjoys reading, music, fi shing, watching movies.

C.J. Mosley• Has dedicated his football career to the memory of his mother, Angela Mosley, who passed away from breast cancer in April 2007 at age 46.• Majored in hotel and restaurant management.• Enjoys fi shing with his grandfather.

Pat Murray• Majored in criminal justice and would like to pursue a job in law enforcement after his playing days.• Lettered in football, basketball, track and golf in high school.• In spare time likes to hunt, golf and play with his dog.

Tony Pashos• Serves on Board of Directors of the HEAL Foundation: Healing Every Autistic Life, a local foundation serving the greater Jack-sonville area.• Founded “Pashos’ Pals” in 2007 in Jacksonville to provide op-portunities for abused and neglected children in the city.• Speaks two languages, Greek and English.

Ryan Pontbriand• Ryan’s great-grandfather, Victor Hurt, was on the coaching staff of SMU’s 1935 team that won the Knute Rockne Trophy, emblem-atic of the National Championship.• Received the Doug Dieken Humanitarian Award in 2004.• Three-year member of the National Honor Society and four-time winner of Clements’ academic excellence award in high school.

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTS


INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSBrett Ratliff• Appeared at a Toys “R” Us in Carle Place, N.Y., in December of 2007, hosting families who lost fathers in the Iraq War, as they shopped for holiday gifts.• Father, Gaylon, played football and ran track for Cal-Poly Pomo-na.• Majored in sociology at Utah.

Joel Reinders• Uncle, Wayne Van Dorp, played in the NHL and was a member of Wayne Gretzky’s Oilers team that won the Stanley Cup in 1987.• Played two years of football, and 10 years of hockey.• Went on two mission trips to Nicaragua.

Derreck Robinson• Double major at the University of Iowa with art history and fi lm cinema.• Great uncle, Curtis Jones, played for the San Diego Chargers in 1968.• Started the Derreck Robinson Football Camp, free to kids of all ages in his hometown of Minneapolis.

Brian Robiskie• Father, Terry, served as an assistant coach with the Browns from 2001-2006 and as interim head coach for the fi nal fi ve games of the 2004 season; now serves as the Wide Receivers Coach with the Atlanta Falcons.• Worked as a ball boy with the Browns during the summers of 2002-2004.• Enjoys playing golf and fi shing in spare time.

Shaun Rogers• Father, Ernie, was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1979 , played in the Canadian Football League and for the Houston Gamblers in the USFL.• Collects throwback jerseys.• Lists “The Five Heartbeats” as his favorite movie.

Matt Roth• Has donated money to help resurrect the youth football program in his hometown of Villa Park, Ill.• In high school he lettered four times in wrestling, winning a state title as a senior with a record of 31-0.• If he was not playing football, would probably be a fi reman.

Robert Royal• Cites his grandmother, Shirley Jackson, as his role model.• Cousin, Donald Royal, played in the NBA.• Enjoys cooking in his spare time.

Ahtyba Rubin• Majored in history at Iowa State.• Attended Escambia High School where he lettered as a defensive lineman and earned All-Area and All-Conference recognition as a senior.• Named All-Big 12 Conference Honorable Mention as a senior.

Brian Sanford• Earned All-State honors in football, wrestling and track in high school.• Recipient of the 2008 Mark Bresani Award for spirit and enthusi-asm while at Temple University.• In spare time produces and writes music.

Brian Schaefering• Lists his mother as biggest infl uence in his athletic career.• Is the fi rst member of his family to play a Division I sport.• Favorite food is Red Hot Riplets, only found in St. Louis.

Alex Smith• His father, Edwin Smith, was the fi rst-ever Bahamian NFL player and played for the Denver Broncos from 1973-1976.• Alex took football back to the Bahamas, where he hosted a youth football camp in the summers of 2006-2008.• During the 2009 offseason, participated in the NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program at the Stanford Gradu-ate School of Business.

DeAngelo Smith• Majored in criminal justice at Cincinnati.• Related to Pepper Johnson who played for the Browns from 1993-1995.• His passion is to pursue his masters degree.

Robaire Smith• His sister, Zaire, is a model who has traveled extensively abroad.• Has two older brothers who played professional sports – Fer-nando, who played nine seasons in the NFL, and Antonio, who played for the NBA’s Toronto Raptors after leading Michigan State to the 1999 Final Four.• Started The Robaire Smith Foundation in 2002, benefi ting middle school sports programs in his hometown and donated $100,000 to help rebuild the Ed Woods Stadium in Flint in 2005.

Nick Sorensen• Plays the guitar and is learning the piano.• Cousin, James Augustine, plays professional basketball in Eu-rope.• Enjoys traveling and has visited more than 20 countries.

John St. Clair• Advanced to state fi nals in discus all four years of high school.• Was awarded the Jacobs Blocking trophy in college, which rec-ognizes the top blocker in the ACC.• Graduated from Virginia with a degree in anthropology.

Eric Steinbach• Started the Eric Steinbach ARK (Acts of Random Kindness) Foundation.• Married his wife Caroline in the spring of 2009.• Collects vintage muscle cars.


INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSSyndric Steptoe• Brother, Michael Thomas, was drafted as a wide receiver in the fourth round of the 2009 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.• Also played point guard in high school.• Earned All-District and All-State academic honors as a senior.

Chansi Stuckey• He’s a member of his local Chamber of Commerce and has plans to become even more active in his community.• Conducted a food drive, as he and his mother purchased grocer-ies and partnered with the Northside High Football team to deliver them to families in their community.• Has a big interest in real estate.

Joe Thomas• Hosts the outdoor sportsman show on Sports Time Ohio, “Out-doors Ohio with D’Arcy Egan and Joe Thomas.”• This past offseason, embarked on a week-long visit to U.S. Troops throughout Southwest Asia during the NFL-USO program.• As a senior in high school, won the 2003 Wisconsin state title in the shot put and discus.

Jason Trusnik• Served as a shopping chaperone during 2007 holiday season for children of families who lost family members in the Iraq War.• Visited the Schneider’s Children’s Hospital among others and consistently volunteers at Special Olympics events for children.• Lettered in wrestling, earning berth in state championship as a senior in high school.

David Veikune• While growing up, lived everywhere from Anchorage, Alaska to Winslow, Ariz., to Las Cruces, N.M., and then Hawaii.• Cousin, Tony Fulilangi, was at one time ranked as high as the fourth ranked light heavyweight boxer in the world.• Lettered in football, track, participating in both discus and shot put, as well as baseball at Campbell High School.

Ray Ventrone• Ventrone received the nickname “Bubba” from his father as a child.• In the seventh grade, he started the Hoops for a Cure charity with a couple of his friends in his hometown of Pittsburgh. The charity benefi ts pancreatic cancer research and runs an annual basketball tournament.• Majored in communications at Villanova University.

Lawrence Vickers• Attended a youth football camp in Australia in 2007.• Was the starting quarterback his freshman and sophomore years at Forest Brook High School before switching to running back.• Lettered three times in basketball, averaging 20 points, 10 re-bounds, three steals and three blocks a game as a senior, and let-tered twice in track, competing in the high jump.

Seneca Wallace• In high school, he won All-Sierra Conference honors and All-Sacramento honorable mention honors in basketball.• Named Big 12 Newcomer of the Year in 2001.• Received the Ed Block Courage Award in 2008.

T.J. Ward• Received Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors.• Helped extended its winning streak to 151 games and won three-straight national championships while at De La Salle High School.• Majored in sociology at University of Oregon.

Benjamin Watson• Volunteers for the Habitat for Humanity.• In the Winter of 2007, traveled with a small group of NFL players on a USO tour visiting U.S. military bases in Iraq and Afghani-stan.• In January 2008, he and his wife Kirsten, announced the start of their charitable foundation, called “One More.”

Floyd Womack• Nicknamed “Pork Chop” by his mother who thought he resem-bled Pork Chop Cash, a local pro wrestler, when he was a baby.• Would pursue a career in teaching if he weren’t playing in the NFL.• Is a fan of the “Real World” on MTV.

Eric Wright• Interests are centered on music as he played trumpet in a jazz band in his youth.• Enjoys comedy based movies starring actors such as Seth Rogen.• Collects sneakers and owns between 50 and 100 pairs.

Billy Yates• Billy’s cousin, Taje Allen, played cornerback for the St. Louis Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs.• In 2008, participated in the United Way of Rhode Island’s Home-town Huddle at the East Providence Boys & Girls Club, teaching club members how to incorporate nutrition and fi tness into their daily routines.• Majored in agricultural development at Texas A&M.

Dave Zastudil• Interned at McDonald Investments (Cleveland) in its bond trad-ing department in the 2003 offseason.• Active in the Cleveland community by supporting charitable or-ganizations such as RAI (Rise Above It), which helps adolescents who were diagnosed with cancer.• An avid golfer and boater.


2009 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICSWON 5, LOST 11 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/13 L 20-34 Minnesota 70,560 J. Harrison 194 862 4.4 71t 5 09/20 L 6-27 at Denver 73,931 Ja. Lewis 143 500 3.5 18 0 09/27 L 3-34 at Baltimore 70,950 Cribbs 55 381 6.9 37 1 10/04 L 20-23 OT Cincinnati 69,844 Jennings 63 220 3.5 16 1 10/11 W 6- 3 at Buffalo 70,526 Quinn 20 98 4.9 24 1 10/18 L 14-27 at Pittsburgh 64,398 James Davis 9 15 1.7 5 0 10/25 L 3-31 Green Bay 69,797 D. Anderson 10 8 0.8 3 2 11/01 L 6-30 at Chicago 62,262 Stuckey LG 2 6 3.0 6 0 11/16 L 0-16 Baltimore 69,023 Stuckey TM 2 6 3.0 6 0 11/22 L 37-38 at Detroit 43,170 Hodges LG 1 0 0.0 0 0 11/29 L 7-16 at Cincinnati 64,553 Hodges TM 1 0 0.0 0 0 12/06 L 23-30 San Diego 67,978 Massaquoi 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0 12/10 W 13- 6 Pittsburgh 69,009 TEAM 498 2087 4.2 71t 10 12/20 W 41-34 at Kansas City 53,315 OPPONENTS 506 2314 4.6 64t 15 12/27 W 23- 9 Oakland 67,964 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 01/03 W 23-17 Jacksonville 66,935 Massaquoi 34 624 18.4 59t 3 Clev. Opp. J. Harrison 34 220 6.5 18 2 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 237 336 Stuckey LG 30 318 10.6 40t 2 Rushing 102 120 Stuckey TM 19 198 10.4 40t 1 Passing 118 189 Furrey 23 170 7.4 22 0 Penalty 17 27 Cribbs 20 135 6.8 35 1 3rd Down: Made/Att 76/233 86/221 Moore 12 158 13.2 24 0 3rd Down Pct. 32.6 38.9 Royal 11 134 12.2 29 1 4th Down: Made/Att 10/15 10/20 Edwards TM 10 139 13.9 24 0 4th Down Pct. 66.7 50.0 Heiden 10 73 7.3 14 1 POSSESSION AVG. 28:28 31:32 Jennings 9 56 6.2 19 0 TOTAL NET YARDS 4163 6229 Ja. Lewis 8 88 11.0 19 0 Avg. Per Game 260.2 389.3 Vickers 8 27 3.4 12 1 Total Plays 971 1072 Robiskie 7 106 15.1 43 0 Avg. Per Play 4.3 5.8 Gaines LG 5 59 11.8 24 1 NET YARDS RUSHING 2087 2314 Gaines TM 5 59 11.8 24 1 Avg. Per Game 130.4 144.6 Estandia LG 4 45 11.3 18 0 Total Rushes 498 506 Estandia TM 4 45 11.3 18 0 NET YARDS PASSING 2076 3915 James Davis 4 5 1.3 2 0 Avg. Per Game 129.8 244.7 Quinn 1 18 18.0 18 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 30/179 40/234 TEAM 219 2255 10.3 59t 11 Gross Yards 2255 4149 OPPONENTS 313 4149 13.3 75t 22 Att./Completions 443/219 526/313 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Completion Pct. 49.4 59.5 E. Wright 4 74 18.5 47 0 Had Intercepted 18 10 Pool 4 33 8.3 32 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 94/42.3 77/43.1 McDonald 1 39 39.0 39 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 94/37.8 77/35.4 Bowens 1 15 15.0 15 0 PENALTIES/YARDS 77/678 101/812 TEAM 10 161 16.1 47 0 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 21/13 17/9 OPPONENTS 18 281 15.6 48t 2 TOUCHDOWNS 25 41 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Rushing 10 15 Hodges LG 67 2657 39.7 34.9 5 16 54 0 Passing 11 22 Hodges TM 45 1789 39.8 36.4 3 15 54 0 Returns 4 4 Zastudil 49 2188 44.7 39.1 5 25 60 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM 94 3977 42.3 37.8 8 40 60 0 TEAM 66 70 46 63 0 245 OPPONENTS 77 3322 43.1 35.4 7 26 66 0 OPPONENTS 65 132 87 88 3 375 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Cribbs 38 3 452 11.9 67t 1 Dawson 0 0 0 0 18/19 17/19 0 69 Lawson 1 0 4 4.0 4 0 J. Harrison 7 5 2 0 0 42 TEAM 39 3 456 11.7 67t 1 Cribbs 6 1 1 4 0 36 OPPONENTS 40 21 262 6.6 36 0 Cundiff TM 0 0 0 0 4/ 4 6/ 6 0 22 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Massaquoi 3 0 3 0 0 18 Cribbs 56 1542 27.5 103t 3 D. Anderson 2 2 0 0 0 12 Lawson 5 43 8.6 13 0 Stuckey LG 2 0 2 0 0 12 J. Harrison 3 55 18.3 39 0 Stuckey TM 1 0 1 0 0 6 Elam 1 0 0.0 0 0 Gaines LG 1 0 1 0 0 6 Estandia LG 1 9 9.0 9 0 Gaines TM 1 0 1 0 0 6 Estandia TM 1 9 9.0 9 0 Heiden 1 0 1 0 0 6 Furrey 1 12 12.0 12 0 Jennings 1 1 0 0 0 6 Trusnik LG 1 9 9.0 9 0 Quinn 1 1 0 0 0 6 Trusnik TM 1 9 9.0 9 0 Royal 1 0 1 0 0 6 Vickers 1 0 0.0 0 0 Vickers 1 0 1 0 0 6 TEAM 69 1670 24.2 103t 3 Ja. Lewis 0 0 0 0 0 2 OPPONENTS 52 984 18.9 46 0 TEAM 25 10 11 4 22/23 23/25 1 245 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ OPPONENTS 41 15 22 4 39/41 30/36 0 375 Dawson 0/ 0 7/ 7 5/ 5 5/ 6 0/1 2-Pt Conv: Ja. Lewis, TM 1-2, OPP 0-0 Cundiff TM 1/ 1 4/ 4 1/ 1 0/ 0 0/0 SACKS: Wimbley 6.5, Bowens 5.5, Roth LG 4, TEAM 1/ 1 11/11 6/ 6 5/ 6 0/1 Roth TM 4, Co. Williams 4, Benard 3.5, OPPONENTS 1/ 1 7/ 8 15/18 5/ 6 2/3 Maiava 2.5, Trusnik LG 2.5, Trusnik TM 2.5, Dawson: (37G,20G)(22G,47G)()()()()()()()(44G,Rogers 2, Coleman 1.5, Schaefering 1.5, 29G)()(43N,49G)(29G,29G)(47G,30G,52N)(42G,33G,R. Smith 1.5, M. Adams 1, Elam 1, McDonald 1, 34G)(27G,21G,33G)Pool 1, Poteat 1, TM 40, OPP 30 TM: (37G,20G)(22G,47G)(29G)(26G,31G)(24G,18G)() FUM/LOST: Cribbs 6/2, D. Anderson 5/3, (22G)()()(44G,29G)()(43N,49G)(29G,29G)(47G,30G, Quinn 4/3, J. Harrison 2/2, Heiden 1/1, 52N)(42G,33G,34G)(27G,21G,33G)Massaquoi 1/1, Pontbriand 1/1, Vickers 1/0 OPP: (21G,37G)(23G,39N,38G,37N)(36G,33G)(23B, 31G)(36G)(32G,39G)(55N,18G)(37G,29G,32G)(36N,44G)(31G)(37G,53G,28G)(32G,42G,22G)(27G,42G) (30G,27G)(44G,34G,61G)(47G,43N)* PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Quinn 256 136 1339 53.1 5.23 8 3.1 7 2.7 59t 19/ 104 67.2 D. Anderson 182 81 888 44.5 4.88 3 1.6 10 5.5 43 11/ 75 42.1 Cribbs 4 1 18 25.0 4.50 0 0.0 1 25.0 18 0/ 0 6.3 Dawson 1 1 10 100.0 10.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 10 0/ 0 108.3 TEAM 443 219 2255 49.4 5.09 11 2.5 18 4.1 59t 30/ 179 55.8 OPPONENTS 526 313 4149 59.5 7.89 22 4.2 10 1.9 75t 40/ 234 90.6


Player Total Solo Asst. Sacks Yds Ints Yds PBU FF FR Safety TDsAbram Elam 88 71 17 1.0 4.0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0David Bowens 71 48 23 5.5 33.0 1 15 5 1 1 0 0Kamerion Wimbley 68 47 21 6.5 54.0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Eric Wright 65 57 8 0.0 0.0 4 74 14 0 0 0 0Robaire Smith 62 43 19 1.5 7.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mike Adams 61 51 10 1.0 6.0 0 0 8 0 1 0 0Eric Barton 58 36 22 0.0 0.0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0D’Qwell Jackson 57 44 13 0.0 0.0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0Jason Trusnik 54 43 11 2.5 13.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Brodney Pool 48 37 11 1.0 6.0 4 33 10 0 0 0 0Brandon McDonald 47 42 5 1.0 1.0 1 39 10 1 0 0 0Kaluka Maiava 40 30 10 2.5 5.5 0 0 2 1 0 0 0Kenyon Coleman 38 28 10 1.5 2.5 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Ahtyba Rubin 38 23 15 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Shaun Rogers 36 27 9 2.0 9.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Hank Poteat 35 27 8 1.0 10.0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0Corey Williams 31 26 5 4.0 25.0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0Matt Roth 28 18 10 4.0 29.0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0C.J. Mosley 18 13 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mike Furrey 14 14 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Brian Schaefering 12 10 2 1.5 5.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Marcus Benard 11 8 3 3.5 23.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alex Hall 4 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Ray Ventrone 3 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nick Sorensen 3 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Coye Francies 2 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 992 753 239 40.0 234.0 10 161 73 8 6 0 0

Player Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsBlake Costanzo 14 9 5 1 3 0 0 0 0 0Nick Sorensen 13 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ray Ventrone 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mike Adams 10 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Joshua Cribbs 9 8 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Alex Hall 6 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brandon McDonald 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Arnold Harrison 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kaluka Maiava 4 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Marcus Benard 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brian Robiskie 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Coye Francies 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Anthony Madison 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Abram Elam 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ramzee Robinson 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jason Trusnik 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Gerard Lawson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0D’Qwell Jackson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kamerion Wimbley 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brodney Pool 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ryan Pontbriand 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0James Davis 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shaun Rogers 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 99 82 17 3 5 2 1 0 0 0

2009 REGULAR SEASON SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

2009 REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS2009 REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

2009 REGULAR SEASON MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSPlayer Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsMohamed Massaquoi 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jerome Harrison 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Joe Thomas 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Furrey 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0John St. Clair 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Chansi Stuckey 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alex Mack 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brady Quinn 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Brian Robiskie 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Robert Royal 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Lawrence Vickers 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Braylon Edwards 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Derek Anderson 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Steve Heiden 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 24 24 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0


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NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 0/0/0/062 Adams, Titus DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 1 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (N.E.) - ‘09 0/0/0/085 Allen, Jake WR 6-4 196 1/19/85 25 2 Mississippi College Laurel, Miss. W. (G.B.) - ‘09 0/0/0/042 Asante, Larry DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘10 0/0/0/050 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/058 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/072 Bender, Casey OL 6-5 295 12/22/86 23 R South Dakota State Lindsay, Neb. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/096 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/036 Bowie, John DB 5-11 190 5/11/84 26 4 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘10 0/0/0/024 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 0/0/0/059 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/049 Chancellor, Chris DB 5-9 180 12/22/86 23 R Clemson Miami, Fla. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/090 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/054 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 0/0/0/016 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 0/0/0/094 Danso, Kwaku DL 6-5 336 3/17/82 28 R East Carolina Kumasi, Ghana FA - ‘10 0/0/0/028 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 0/0/0/04 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 0/0/0/017 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/026 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 28 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/088 Engram, Bobby WR 5-10 192 1/7/73 37 15 Penn State Camden, S.C. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/063 Fanaika, Paul OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘10 0/0/0/025 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 23 2 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 0/0/0/099 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 0/0/0/087 Gamble, Joel TE 6-2 260 12/25/82 27 1 Shippensburg Baltimore, Md. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/097 Geathers, Cliff DL 6-7 300 12/11/87 22 R South Carolina Georgetown, S.C. D6b - ‘10 0/0/0/051 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 0/0/0/023 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 0/0/0/086 Haggerty, Johnathan WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/031 Hardesty, Montario RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘10 0/0/0/035 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 0/0/0/040 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 0/0/0/02 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 0/0/0/052 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 0/0/0/034 Jennings, Chris RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 24 2 Arizona Huntington, W. Va. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/074 Kooistra. Scott OL 6-6 335 10/14/80 29 8 North Carolina State Cary, N.C. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/066 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 0/0/0/030 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 25 3 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/055 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 0/0/0/056 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 0/0/0/011 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 0/0/0/012 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 23 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 0/0/0/022 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 4 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 0/0/0/095 Miller, Swanson DL 6-4 310 3/24/86 24 R Oklahoma State Alachua, Fla. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/018 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 0/0/0/089 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/069 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 27 6 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/075 Murray, Pat OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/079 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 0/0/0/064 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 0/0/0/05 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 25 3 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/061 Reinders, Joel OL 6-7 320 10/2/87 22 R Waterloo Oakville, Ontario FA - ‘10 0/0/0/067 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/080 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 0/0/0/092 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 0/0/0/053 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 27 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 0/0/0/084 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/071 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 0/0/0/070 Sanford, Brian DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 22 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/091 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/081 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/039 Smith, DeAngelo DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio W. (Det.) - ‘10 0/0/0/098 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 0/0/0/027 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 0/0/0/078 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 0/0/0/065 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 0/0/0/010 Steptoe, Syndric WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 25 3 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘07 0/0/0/083 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 25 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/073 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 0/0/0/093 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 25 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/057 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 24 2 Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 0/0/0/041 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/047 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 0/0/0/06 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 0/0/0/043 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10 0/0/0/082 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 0/0/0/077 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 0/0/0/021 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 0/0/0/068 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 0/0/0/015 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 0/0/0/0 Head Coach: Eric Mangini Assistants: Brad Seely (Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator), Brian Daboll (Offensive Coordinator), Rob Ryan (Defensive Coordinator), Gary Brown (Run- ning Backs) Bryan Cox (Defensive Line), Andy Dickerson (Assistant Offensive Line), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Hen- derson (Defensive Backs), Kent Johnston (Strength and Conditioning), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receivers), Carl Smith (Quarterbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line)

CLEVELAND BROWNS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (as of August 10)


CLEVELAND BROWNS NUMERICAL ROSTER (as of August 10)NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA2 Reggie Hodges P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 0/0/0/04 Phil Dawson K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 0/0/0/05 Brett Ratliff QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 25 3 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/06 Seneca Wallace QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 0/0/0/010 Syndric Steptoe WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 25 3 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘07 0/0/0/011 Mohamed Massaquoi WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 0/0/0/012 Colt McCoy QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 23 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 0/0/0/015 Dave Zastudil P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 0/0/0/016 Joshua Cribbs WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 0/0/0/017 Jake Delhomme QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/018 Carlton Mitchell WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 0/0/0/020 Mike Adams DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 0/0/0/021 Eric Wright DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 0/0/0/022 Brandon McDonald DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 4 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 0/0/0/023 Joe Haden DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 0/0/0/024 Sheldon Brown DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 0/0/0/025 Coye Francies DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 23 2 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 0/0/0/026 Abram Elam DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 28 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/027 Nick Sorensen DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 0/0/0/028 James Davis RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 0/0/0/030 Gerard Lawson DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 25 3 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/031 Montario Hardesty RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘10 0/0/0/034 Chris Jennings RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 24 2 Arizona Huntington, W. Va. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/035 Jerome Harrison RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 0/0/0/036 John Bowie DB 5-11 190 5/11/84 26 4 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘10 0/0/0/039 DeAngelo Smith DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio W. (Det.) - ‘10 0/0/0/040 Peyton Hillis RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 0/0/0/041 Ray Ventrone DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/042 Larry Asante DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘10 0/0/0/043 T.J. Ward DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10 0/0/0/047 Lawrence Vickers FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 0/0/0/049 Chris Chancellor DB 5-9 180 12/22/86 23 R Clemson Miami, Fla. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/050 Eric Barton LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/051 Chris Gocong LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 0/0/0/052 D’Qwell Jackson LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 0/0/0/053 Matt Roth LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 27 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 0/0/0/054 Blake Costanzo LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 0/0/0/055 Alex Mack OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 0/0/0/056 Kaluka Maiava LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 0/0/0/057 David Veikune LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 24 2 Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 0/0/0/058 Marcus Benard LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/059 Titus Brown LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/061 Joel Reinders OL 6-7 320 10/2/87 22 R Waterloo Oakville, Ontario FA - ‘10 0/0/0/062 Titus Adams DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 1 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (N.E.) - ‘09 0/0/0/063 Paul Fanaika OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘10 0/0/0/064 Ryan Pontbriand LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 0/0/0/065 Eric Steinbach OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 0/0/0/066 Shawn Lauvao OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 0/0/0/067 Derreck Robinson DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/068 Billy Yates OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 0/0/0/069 C.J. Mosley DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 27 6 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/070 Brian Sanford DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 22 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/071 Ahtyba Rubin DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 0/0/0/072 Casey Bender OL 6-5 295 12/22/86 23 R South Dakota State Lindsay, Neb. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/073 Joe Thomas OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 0/0/0/074 Scott Kooistra OL 6-6 335 10/14/80 29 8 North Carolina State Cary, N.C. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/075 Pat Murray OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/077 Floyd Womack OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 0/0/0/078 John St. Clair OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 0/0/0/079 Tony Pashos OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 0/0/0/080 Brian Robiskie WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 0/0/0/081 Alex Smith TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/082 Benjamin Watson TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 0/0/0/083 Chansi Stuckey WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 25 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/084 Robert Royal TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/085 Jake Allen WR 6-4 196 1/19/85 25 2 Mississippi College Laurel, Miss. W. (G.B.) - ‘09 0/0/0/086 Johnathan Haggerty WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/087 Joel Gamble TE 6-2 260 12/25/82 27 1 Shippensburg Baltimore, Md. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/088 Bobby Engram WR 5-10 192 1/7/73 37 15 Penn State Camden, S.C. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/089 Evan Moore TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/090 Kenyon Coleman DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/091 Brian Schaefering DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/092 Shaun Rogers DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 0/0/0/093 Jason Trusnik LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 26 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/094 Kwaku Danso DL 6-5 336 3/17/82 28 R East Carolina Kumasi, Ghana FA - ‘10 0/0/0/095 Swanson Miller DL 6-4 310 3/24/86 24 R Oklahoma State Alachua, Fla. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/096 David Bowens LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/097 Cliff Geathers DL 6-7 300 12/11/87 22 R South Carolina Georgetown, S.C. D6b - ‘10 0/0/0/098 Robaire Smith DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 0/0/0/099 Scott Fujita LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 0/0/0/0 Head Coach: Eric Mangini Assistants: Brad Seely (Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator), Brian Daboll (Offensive Coordinator), Rob Ryan (Defensive Coordinator), Gary Brown (Run- ning Backs), Bryan Cox (Defensive Line), Andy Dickerson (Assistant Offensive Line), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Henderson (Defensive Backs), Kent Johnston (Strength and Conditioning), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receiv- ers), Carl Smith (Quarterbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line)


CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY POSITION (as of August 10)QUARTERBACKS (4) POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ 17 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘1012 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 23 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘105 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 25 3 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘096 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 RUNNING BACKS (6) 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘0931 Hardesty, Montario RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘1035 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘0640 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘1034 Jennings, Chris RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 24 2 Arizona Huntington, W. Va. FA - ‘0947 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 WIDE RECEIVERS (9) 85 Allen, Jake WR 6-4 196 1/19/85 25 2 Mississippi College Laurel, Miss. W. (G.B.) - ‘0916 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘0588 Engram, Bobby WR 5-10 192 1/7/73 37 15 Penn State Camden, S.C. FA - ‘1086 Haggerty, Johnathan WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas FA - ‘1011 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘0918 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘1080 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘0910 Steptoe, Syndric WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 25 3 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘0783 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 25 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 TIGHT ENDS (5) 87 Gamble, Joel TE 6-2 260 12/25/82 27 1 Shippensburg Baltimore, Md. FA - ‘1089 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘0984 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘0981 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘1082 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (13) 72 Bender, Casey OL 6-5 295 12/22/86 23 R South Dakota State Lindsay, Neb. FA - ‘1063 Fanaika, Paul OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘1074 Kooistra. Scott OL 6-6 335 10/14/80 29 8 North Carolina State Cary, N.C. FA - ‘1066 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘1055 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘0975 Murray, Pat OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘0979 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘1067 Reinders, Joel OL 6-7 320 10/2/87 22 R Waterloo Oakville, Ontario FA - ‘1078 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘0965 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘0773 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘0777 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘0968 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (12) 62 Adams, Titus DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 1 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (N.E.) - ‘0990 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0975 Danso, Kwaku DL 6-5 336 3/17/82 28 R East Carolina Kumasi, Ghana FA - ‘1097 Geathers, Cliff DL 6-7 300 12/11/87 22 R South Carolina Georgetown, S.C. D6b - ‘1095 Miller, Swanson DL 6-4 310 3/24/86 24 R Oklahoma State Alachua, Fla. FA - ‘1069 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 27 6 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0967 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘0992 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘0871 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘0870 Sanford, Brian DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 22 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘1091 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘0998 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 LINEBACKERS (12) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0958 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘0996 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0959 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘0854 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘0999 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘1051 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘1052 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘0656 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘0953 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 27 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘0993 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 25 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0957 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 24 2 Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 DEFENSIVE BACKS (15) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘0742 Asante, Larry DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘1024 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘1036 Bowie, John DB 5-11 190 5/11/84 26 4 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘1049 Chancellor, Chris DB 5-9 180 12/22/86 23 R Clemson Miami, Fla. FA - ‘1026 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 28 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0925 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 23 2 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘0923 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘1030 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 25 3 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘0822 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 4 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘0739 Smith, DeAngelo DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio W. (Det.) - ‘1027 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘0741 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘0943 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘1021 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 SPECIALISTS (4) 4 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘992 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘0964 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘0315 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06


CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE (as of August 10) NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ15th Year (1) 88 Engram, Bobby WR 5-10 192 1/7/73 37 15 Penn State Camden, S.C. FA - ‘10 12th Year (4) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 96 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 4 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 17 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 11th Year (2) 98 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 78 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 10th Year (3) 92 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 27 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 77 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 9th Year (5) 24 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 90 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 99 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 84 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 15 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 8th Year (5) 74 Kooistra. Scott OL 6-6 335 10/14/80 29 8 North Carolina State Cary, N.C. FA - ‘10 79 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 64 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 65 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 6 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 7th Year (3) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 82 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 68 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 6th Year (4) 16 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 69 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 27 6 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 53 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 27 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 81 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 5th Year (6) 26 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 28 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 51 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 35 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 52 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 41 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 47 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 4th Year (9) 36 Bowie, John DB 5-11 190 5/11/84 26 4 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘10 54 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 2 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 22 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 4 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 67 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 83 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 25 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 73 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 93 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 25 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 21 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 3rd Year (5) 40 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 30 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 25 3 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 5 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 25 3 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 71 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 10 Steptoe, Syndric WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 25 3 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘07 2nd Year (12) 85 Allen, Jake WR 6-4 196 1/19/85 25 2 Mississippi College Laurel, Miss. W. (G.B.) - ‘09 58 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 25 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 23 2 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 34 Jennings, Chris RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 24 2 Arizona Huntington, W. Va. FA - ‘09 55 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 56 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 11 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 89 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 80 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 39 Smith, DeAngelo DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio W. (Det.) - ‘10 57 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 24 2 Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 1st Year (6) 62 Adams, Titus DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 1 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (N.E.) - ‘09 59 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘08 63 Fanaika, Paul OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘10 87 Gamble, Joel TE 6-2 260 12/25/82 27 1 Shippensburg Baltimore, Md. FA - ‘10 75 Murray, Pat OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 91 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 Rookie (15) 42 Asante, Larry DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘10 72 Bender, Casey OL 6-5 295 12/22/86 23 R South Dakota State Lindsay, Neb. FA - ‘10 49 Chancellor, Chris DB 5-9 180 12/22/86 23 R Clemson Miami, Fla. FA - ‘10 94 Danso, Kwaku DL 6-5 336 3/17/82 28 R East Carolina Kumasi, Ghana FA - ‘10 97 Geathers, Cliff DL 6-7 300 12/11/87 22 R South Carolina Georgetown, S.C. D6b - ‘10 23 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 86 Haggerty, Johnathan WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas FA - ‘10 31 Hardesty, Montario RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘10 66 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 12 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 23 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 95 Miller, Swanson DL 6-4 310 3/24/86 24 R Oklahoma State Alachua, Fla. FA - ‘10 18 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 61 Reinders, Joel OL 6-7 320 10/2/87 22 R Waterloo Oakville, Ontario FA - ‘10 70 Sanford, Brian DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 22 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘10 43 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10


DEPTH CHART & PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (as of August 10)

OFFENSE WR 11 Mohamed Massaquoi 83 Chansi Stuckey 85 Jake Allen 88 Bobby Engram 10 Syndric SteptoeLT 73 Joe Thomas 74 Scott Kooistra 72 Casey Bender LG 65 Eric Steinbach 63 Paul Fanaika C 55 Alex Mack 68 Billy Yates 75 Pat Murray RG 77 Floyd Womack 66 Shawn Lauvao RT 78 John St. Clair 79 Tony Pashos 67 Joel Reinders TE 82 Benjamin Watson 89 Evan Moore 84 Robert Royal 81 Alex Smith 87 Joel GambleWR 80 Brian Robiskie 16 Joshua Cribbs 18 Carlton Mitchell 86 Johnathan Haggerty QB 17 Jake Delhomme 6 Seneca Wallace 12 Colt McCoy 5 Brett Ratliff FB 47 Lawrence Vickers 40 Peyton Hillis RB 35 Jerome Harrison 28 James Davis 34 Chris Jennings (31 Montario Hardesty) DEFENSE LE 98 Robaire Smith 67 Derreck Robinson 70 Brian Sanford NT 71 Ahtyba Rubin 62 Titus Adams 94 Kwaku Danso RE 90 Kenyon Coleman 91 Brian Schaefering 97 Clifton Geathers 95 Swanson Miller OLB 53 Matt Roth 58 Marcus Benard ILB 52 D’Qwell Jackson 50 Eric Barton 59 Titus Brown ILB 51 Chris Gocong 56 Kaluka Maiava 57 David Veikune 54 Blake Costanzo OLB 99 Scott Fujita 96 David Bowens 93 Jason Trusnik LCB 21 Eric Wright 22 Brandon McDonald 30 Gerard Lawson RCB 24 Sheldon Brown 23 Joe Haden 49 Chris Chancellor 36 John Bowie S 26 Abram Elam 20 Mike Adams 41 Ray Ventrone S 43 T.J. Ward 42 Larry Asante 39 DeAngelo Smith 27 Nick Sorensen SPECIAL TEAMS P 15 Dave Zastudil 2 Reggie Hodges K 4 Phil Dawson H 15 Dave Zastudil 2 Reggie Hodges PR 16 Joshua Cribbs 30 Gerard Lawson 83 Chansi Stuckey KR 16 Joshua Cribbs 30 Gerard Lawson 83 Chansi Stuckey LS 64 Ryan Pontbriand Players on PUP List 25 Coye Francies69 C.J. Mosley92 Shaun Rogers

Rookies are underlined () Injured *as compiled by the Browns PR department CLEVELAND BROWNS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Brian Daboll day-BULL Mohamed Massaquoi mass-UH-qwahKenyon Coleman ken-YON Tony Pashos PAH-shosKwaku Danso KWAY-koo Ryan Pontbriand PAWNT-bree-awndJake Delhomme duh-LOME Joel Reinders RIND-ersPaul Fanaika fun-EYE-kuh Ahtyba Rubin ah-TAH-bahCoye Francies fran-CEASE Brian Schaefering SHAY-fur-ingScott Fujita foo-GEE-ta Syndric Steptoe SIN-drickD’Qwell Jackson DUH-quell Chansi Stuckey CHANCE-eeScott Kooistra KOO-struh Jason Trusnik TRUH-snickShawn Lauvao lu-VOW David Veikune vay-KOO-nayKaluka Maiava my-AH-vah Dave Zastudil ZAS-tuh-dil


2010 TRANSACTIONS (as of August 10)January 5 Introduced Mike Holmgren as Browns President. January 6 Signed OL Jason Capizzi as a free agent. Signed RB Jed Collins as a free agent. Signed DL Keith Grennan as a free agent. Signed OL Scott Kooistra as a free agent. Signed DL Jonathan Lewis as a free agent. Signed OL Pat Murray as a free agent. Signed DB Matterral Richardson as a free agent. January 11 Named Tom Heckert General Manager. Named Bryan Wiedmeier Executive Vice President – Business Operations. January 20 Named A.J. Durso Pro Scout. Named Keith Gilbertson Director of Pro Personnel. Named Jon Sandusky Director of Player Personnel. Named John Spytek Personnel Executive. Signed DB Chris Roberson as a free agent. January 27 Named Kent Johnston Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. Named Mark Schiefelbein Vice President – Football Operations. February 1 Named Matt Thomas VP - Football Administration. February 8 Terminated the contract of WR Donte’ Stallworth. February 10 Named Gil Haskell Senior Advisor to the President. February 12 Signed DB John Bowie as a free agent. February 17 Terminated the contract of RB Jamal Lewis. March 3 Terminated the contract of OL Hank Fraley. March 3 Traded DL Corey Williams and 2010 seventh-round draft choice to Detroit for a 2010 fi fth-round pick. Renegotiated WR Joshua Cribbs’ contract. March 7 Signed LB Scott Fujita as an unrestricted free agent. Signed OL Tony Pashos as an unrestricted free agent. March 9 Terminated the contract of QB Derek Anderson. March 10 Traded an undisclosed 2011 draft choice to Seattle for QB Seneca Wallace. March 12 Signed TE Benjamin Watson as an unrestricted free agent. Re-signed LB Jason Trusnik as a restricted free agent. Terminated the contract of TE Steve Heiden. March 14 Traded QB Brady Quinn to Denver for RB Peyton Hillis and a 2011 sixth-round draft choice and a conditional 2012 draft choice. March 15 Traded LB Kamerion Wimbley to Oakland for a 2010 third-round draft choice. Signed QB Jake Delhomme as a free agent. March 16 Re-signed TE Greg Estandia. Re-signed DB Ray Ventrone. March 17 Re-signed LB Marcus Benard. Re-signed LB Blake Costanzo. Re-signed RB Chris Jennings. Named Jim Ross Senior Vice President-Business Development. March 18 Re-signed OL Billy Yates as an unrestricted free agent. April 6 Traded LB Alex Hall, a 2010 fourth round draft choice and a 2010 fi fth round draft choice to Philadelphia for DB Sheldon Brown and LB Chris Gocong. April 8 Signed OL Eric Ghiaciuc as a free agent. April 23 Drafted DB Joe Haden in the fi rst round. April 24 Drafted DB T.J. Ward in the second round. Traded third and two fi fth round selections in the 2010 draft to Philadelphia for a second round choice. Drafted RB Montario Hardesty in the second round. Drafted QB Colt McCoy in the third round. Drafted OL Shawn Lauvao in the third round. April 25 Drafted DB Larry Asante in the fi fth round. Drafted WR Carlton Mitchell in the sixth round. Drafted DL Cliff Geathers in the sixth round. April 28 Claimed DB DeAngelo Smith off waivers from Detroit.

Waived DB Matterral Richardson. April 30 Signed OL Casey Bender as an undrafted free agent. Signed DB Benjamin Burney as an undrafted free agent. Signed DB Chris Chancellor as an undrafted free agent. Signed LB Auston English as an undrafted free agent. Signed WR Johnathan Haggerty as an undrafted free agent. Signed DL Swanson Miller as an undrafted free agent. Signed WR Dion Morton as an undrafted free agent. Signed OL Joel Reinders as an undrafted free agent. Signed WR Aaron Valentin as an undrafted free agent. Signed TE Troy Wagner as an undrafted free agent. May 4 Signed TE Alex Smith as a free agent. Waived WR Aaron Valentin. Waived TE Troy Wagner. May 18 Signed DL Kwaku Danso as an undrafted free agent. Signed DB Matt Harris as an undrafted free agent. Signed TE Ryan Moya as an undrafted free agent. Signed DL Brian Sanford as an undrafted free agent. Signed DL Martin Tavaseu as an undrafted free agent. Signed K Leigh Tiffi n as an undrafted free agent. March 19 Signed K Shaun Suisham as a free agent. Waived K Leigh Tiffi n. June 3 Signed WR James Robinson. Waived WR Dion Morton. June 14 Re-signed DB Abram Elam as a restricted free agent. Re-signed RB Jerome Harrison as a restricted free agent. Re-signed LB D’Qwell Jackson as a restricted free agent. Re-signed LB Matt Roth as a restricted free agent. Re-signed FB Lawrence Vickers as a restricted free agent. Waived RB Jed Collins. Waived DB Matt Harris. Waived DL Johnanthan Lewis. Waived TE Ryan Moya. Waived DL Martin Tevaseu. June 15 Claimed OL Paul Fanaika off waivers from Washington. Waived OL Eric Ghiaciuc. June 17 Waived DB John Bowie. Waived RB Thomas Brown. Waived DB Benjamin Burney. Waived OL Jason Capizzi. Waived LB Auston English. Waived WR James Robinson. Waived DB Ramzee Robinson. Terminated the contract of K Shaun Suisham. June 28 Signed DL Cliff Geathers. July 8 Signed WR Bobby Engram as a free agent. July 9 Signed WR Carlton Mitchell. July 14 Waived/failed physical DL Keith Grennan. Waived/injured TE Greg Estandia. July 16 Signed DB Larry Asante. July 19 Signed TE Joel Gamble as a free agent. July 23 Signed QB Colt McCoy. Signed OL Shawn Lauvao. July 26 Signed RB Montario Hardesty. July 27 Signed DB T.J. Ward. July 31 Signed DB Joe Haden. August 7 Signed DB John Bowie. Placed DB Chris Roberson on injured reserve.


SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS JOHN BOWIE 36 Defensive Back Height: 5-11 Weight: 190 College: Cincinnati Birthdate: May 11, 1984 How Acquired: FA – ‘10 Year with Browns: First

Year in NFL: Third

Career Transactions: Originally drafted by Oakland in the fourth round (110th overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft… Signed by Cleveland as a free agent on February 12, 2010… Waived by Cleveland on June 17, 2010… Signed by Cleveland on August 8, 2010. Seasonal Reviews:2009: Played in three games, registering one tackle on special teams against Denver (9/27).

2008: Spent all of 2008 season on injured reserve with a knee injury.

2007: Appeared in two games and recorded one tackle on special teams… Made his NFL debut against Chicago (11/11)… Saw action against San Diego (12/30), posting one tackle on special teams.

College: A four-year letterman at the University of Cincinnati (2003-06) who appeared in 33 games, starting 12… Recorded 56 tackles, four passes defensed, 2.5 sacks, two interceptions and one fumble recovery during collegiate career… Started 12 of 13 contests as a senior, notching 38 tack-les, 2.5 sacks and two interceptions… Also competed in track and fi eld, winning the Big East Conference 100-meter championship as a senior… Majored in Criminal Justice.

Personal: Born on May 11, 1984 in Columbus, Ohio and attended North-land (Columbus, Ohio) High School… Second team all-state selection by the Associated Press as a senior… Compiled 628 all-purpose yards on offense and 24 tackles with eight passes defensed as a senior… Add fi rst team all-city and all-district honors as a senior.

Sp. TYear Team GP GS Tot Solo Asst Sk Yds No. Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds Tackle2007 Oakland 2 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12008 Oakland INJURED RESERVE2009 Oakland 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

NFL Totals 5 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Tackles Interceptions FumblesBOWIE'S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

BOBBY ENGRAM 88 Wide Receiver Height: 5-10 Weight: 192 College: Penn State Birthdate: January 7, 1973 How Acquired: FA –‘10 Year with Browns: First

Year in NFL: 15th

Career Transactions: Originally drafted by Chicago in the second round (52nd overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft… Waived by Chicago on August 28, 2001… Signed by Seattle on August 30, 2001… Signed by Kansas City as an unrestricted free agent on March 17, 2009… Signed by Cleveland on July 8, 2010.

Seasonal Reviews:2009: Appeared in fi ve games, posting fi ve catches for 61 yards… Re-corded two catches for 30 yards vs. New York Giants (10/4).

2008: Played in 13 games with 11 starts… Caught 47 passes for 489 yards and returned one punt for six yards… Totaled six receptions for 65 yards vs. the N.Y. Jets (12/21)… Hauled in six passes for 50 yards at Arizona (12/28).

2007: Appeared in all 16 games with 13 starts… Posted career-bests with 94 receptions and 1,147 yards with six touchdowns… Reception total ranked fourth in the NFC and was the highest single-season total in Seahawks history, bypassing the previous mark of 87 catches set by Darrell Jackson in 2004… Recorded nine catches for 120 yards vs. New Orleans (10/14)… Registered a career-high 14 catches for a season-high 139 yards with a touchdown at Cleveland (11/4)… Posted six catches for 67 yards with a touchdown in the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at Green Bay (1/12/08).

2006: Saw action in seven games with six starts… Caught 24 passes for 290 yards with one touchdown… Was inactive for nine contests with a thyroid condition.

2005: Started 13 games and was inactive for three contests with a rib injury… Recorded 67 catches for 778 yards with three touchdowns… Amassed a season-high nine receptions for 106 yards at Washington (10/2)… Registered six receptions for 65 yards with two touchdowns vs. San Francisco (12/11)… Posted six receptions for 70 yards in Super Bowl XL vs. Pittsburgh (2/5/06).

2004: Saw action in 13 games with seven starts and was inactive for three contests with an ankle injury… Hauled in 36 receptions for 499 yards with two touchdowns… Returned 10 punts for 118 yards.

2003: Appeared in all 16 games with seven starts… Tallied 52 catches for 637 yards and tied a career high with six touchdowns… Also had 31 punt returns for 320 yards with a touchdown and one kickoff return for 18 yards… Registered three receptions for 59 yards with a 34-yard score and returned four punts for 84 yards, including a career-long 83-yard touch-down vs. Detroit (11/16)… Earned NFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for efforts against Detroit.

2002: Played in 15 games with six starts… Recorded 50 receptions for 619 yards... Also returned 21 punts for 224 yards with a touchdown… Converted 43 of his 50 receptions (86.0%) for fi rst downs, the highest mark in the NFL… Caught six passes for a season-high 85 yards and re-turned a punt for a 61-yard touchdown vs. San Francisco (10/14).


SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS

2001: Saw action in all 16 games with four starts… Totaled 29 catches for 400 yards… Added six punt returns for 96 yards and one kickoff return for six yards… Did not catch a pass vs. Dallas (12/16), ending streak of 69 consecutive games with a reception dating back to a contest vs. Green Bay (10/6/96).

2000: Started all three games in which he appeared… Caught 16 passes for 109 yards… Was placed on injured reserve on September 19th with a knee injury.

1999: Played in all 16 games with 14 starts… Recorded a team-leading 88 receptions for 947 yards with four touchdowns… Reception total ranked third in the NFC and seventh in the NFL... Totaled a season-high 13 catch-es for 143 yards with two touchdowns at St. Louis (12/26).

1998: Started all 16 games for the fi rst time in career… Caught a team-high 64 passes for 987 yards with fi ve touchdowns… Caught six passes for 123 yards and tied a career high with two touchdowns vs. Minnesota (9/27), marking his fi rst career 100-yard receiving game… Totaled fi ve receptions for 142 yards with a career-long 79-yard touchdown catch at Arizona (10/11).

1997: Started 11 games and was inactive for fi ve with an ankle injury… Produced 45 catches for 399 yards with two touchdowns… Posted a sea-son-high eight receptions for 63 yards with a score at Miami (10/27).

1996: Appeared in 16 games with two starts… Caught 33 passes for 389 yards with six touchdowns… Also returned 31 punts for 282 yards and 25 kickoffs for 580 yards… Recorded one catch for seven yards in NFL debut, vs. Dallas (9/2).

College: A four-year letterman at Penn State University (1991, 1993-95)… Started 33 of 45 games, recording 167 receptions for a school-re-cord 3,026 yards and 31 touchdowns during his collegiate career… Re-ception total ranked second in Penn State history… As a senior, caught 63 passes for 1,084 yards with 11 touchdowns… His 1,084 receiving yards were the highest seasonal total in school history and his 63 receptions tied O.J. McDuffi e for the highest single-season total in Penn State history… Set a Nittany Lion single-season record with 13 receiving touchdowns as a junior… Majored in exercise and sport science.

Personal: Native of Camden S.C., where he attended Camden High School… A three-time all-state selection… Established the “Bobby En-gram Foundation” to aid in the research of sickle cell anemia after his daughter, Bobbi told him she wanted to talk about her disease so she could help families… Serves as a spokesperson for the United Way… Married (Deanna) with a daughter (Bobbi) and sons (Dean and Trey).

Career 100-Yard Receiving Regular Season Games (8):143 at St. Louis 12/26/99 (13-143-2)142 at Arizona 10/11/98 (5-142-1)140 at Minnesota 12/6/98 (9-140-1)139 at Cleveland 11/4/07 (14-139-1)123 vs. Minnesota 9/27/98 (6-123-2)121 at San Diego 11/21/99 (8-121-0)120 vs. New Orleans 10/14/07 (9-120-0)106 at Washington 10/2/05 (9-106-0)

Career Punt Returns for TD (2)83t vs. Detroit 11/16/0361t vs. San Francisco 10/4/02

ENGRAM’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSRECEPTIONS: 14 at Cleveland 11/4/07RECEIVING YARDS: 143 at St. Louis 12/26/99LONG RECEPTION: 79 at Arizona 10/11/98

Year Team GP GS No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg. Lg TD1996 Chicago 16 2 33 389 11.8 24 6 0 0 0.0 0 01997 Chicago 11 11 45 399 8.9 23 2 0 0 0.0 0 01998 Chicago 16 16 64 987 15.4 79t 5 1 3 3.0 3 01999 Chicago 16 14 88 947 10.8 56 4 2 11 5.5 9 02000 Chicago 3 3 16 109 6.8 25 0 1 1 1.0 1 02001 Seattle 16 4 29 400 13.8 31 0 0 0 0.0 0 02002 Seattle 15 6 50 619 12.4 38 0 0 0 0.0 0 02003 Seattle 16 7 52 637 12.3 34t 6 0 0 0.0 0 02004 Seattle 13 7 36 499 13.9 60 2 0 0 0.0 0 02005 Seattle 13 13 67 778 11.6 56 3 0 0 0.0 0 02006 Seattle 7 6 24 290 12.1 25 1 1 4 4.0 4 02007 Seattle 16 13 94 1,147 12.2 49 6 0 0 0.0 0 02008 Seattle 13 11 47 489 10.4 37 0 0 0 0.0 0 02009 Kansas City 5 0 5 61 12.2 18 0 0 0 0.0 0 0NFL Totals 176 113 650 7,751 11.9 79t 35 5 19 3.8 0 0

RECEIVING RUSHINGENGRAM'S CAREER OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

Year Team No Yds Avg Lg TD No FC Yds Avg Lg TD1996 Chicago 25 580 23.2 45 0 31 19 282 9.1 34 01997 Chicago 2 27 13.5 20 0 1 0 4 4.0 4 01998 Chicago 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 01999 Chicago 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02000 Chicago 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02001 Seattle 1 6 6.0 6 0 6 3 96 16.0 28 02002 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 21 23 224 10.7 61t 12003 Seattle 1 18 18.0 18 0 31 22 320 10.3 83t 12004 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 10 19 118 11.8 48 02005 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 1 9 9.0 9 02006 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02007 Seattle 1 12 12.0 12 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02008 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 2 6 6.0 6 02009 Kansas City 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0NFL Totals 30 643 21.4 45 0 102 90 1,059 10.4 83t 2

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNSENGRAM'S CAREER SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS


SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS JOEL GAMBLE 87 Tight End Height: 6-3 Weight: 255 College: Georgia Birthdate: December 18, 1980 How Acquired: FA – ‘10 Year with Browns: First

Year in NFL: Second

Career Transactions: Originally signed by Philadelphia to the practice squad on December 9, 2009… Signed by Cleveland on July 19, 2010.

Seasonal Reviews:2009: Spent the fi nal four weeks of the season on the Eagles’ practice squad.

College: A four-year letterman at Shippensburg University (2001-04) who appeared in 43 games, recording 46 receptions for 631 yards with fi ve touchdowns.… As a senior, helped Shippensburg to its fi rst PSAC Western Division championship since 1988 and an appearance in the sec-ond round of the NCAA Division II Football Championship, totaling nine catches for 166 yards and three touchdowns… Earned a degree in criminal justice.

Personal: A native of Baltimore Md., where he attended Carver High School… Also spent time in 2009 with the DC Armor of the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA) and has also seen action with the Tennessee Valley Vipers (2007), Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (2007) and Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings (2008) of arenafootball2 (af2).

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