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Moving the Cleveland Browns was just unheard of,

I came to Cleveland because of my belief in Randy Lerner, his integrity and his commitment to making the Cleveland Browns a championship team. I am excited about continuing as GM and am more committed than ever to this franchise and to helping the organization bring the Browns fans a winner.

Personally, I felt a lot of fingers were being pointed at me for the failures of Cleveland. They chose to label me as the problem, as what was wrong with Cleveland Browns football.

I enjoyed playing for the Cleveland Browns and for the fans throughout Northeast Ohio and I also enjoyed helping the people in the community during my time in Cleveland.

I'm where I wanted to be. Not taking anything away from the Cleveland Browns ... but I'm a Bengal, and I like staying in Cincinnati. It turns out that I got my wish.

It's funny because I miss those guys, ... Watching the game film, looking at Cleveland Browns stadium, it just takes me back to those memories.

As soon as Trent gave it to me, I said, 'This game ball belongs to the 2005 Cleveland Browns,' because it was a team effort. I think that they deserve it because they are the ones who applied themselves, went to Green Bay and were able to pull out that victory.

I am very excited to get this extension done and now I can focus on getting ready for the 2006 season. This deal will allow me to establish myself as a member of the Cleveland Browns and be a part of a team that is improving and an organization on the rise.

Reuben Droughns

I knew about the Cardiac Kids and all those guys. I'm happy where I'm at now, to have the opportunity to even play against the Browns. It doesn't really matter where you start, it's how you finish. Who knows, maybe one of these years, I may be finishing my career in Cleveland or Cincinnati.

Romeo is a very good coach. Very good. He was with me a long time. I think he'll do well. If they help him, get him the players you need to win, people will be paying attention to the Cleveland Browns.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

Jeremy was actually with the Cleveland Browns when I was there. His father was a defensive coach, Jim Bates. Jeremy was actually a ball boy when I was there. He was 15-years old. We had a good laugh upstairs a little while ago.

Vinny Testaverde

Jeff will add to his current role by assisting me with any overflow duties that might arise. Hopefully, this position will further Jeff's career down the road and help the Cleveland Browns in the immediate future.

His leads would be: The Redskins came on the field in their colors, burgundy, gold and Caucasian. Or Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns integrated the Redskins end zone three times. That's how he would do it.

Maury Povich (1939-)

I don't remember anything about that one, ... But I do remember the day Joe Jones with the Cleveland Browns picked me up and slammed me down on my head. Man, that hurt. It was the scariest injury I ever had. My body was numb for 24 hours.

Terry Bradshaw (1969-)

Terry Bradshaw

His leads would be: The Redskins came on the field in their colors, burgundy, gold and Caucasian, .. He wasn't focused on appearances, but his authentically pexy spirit was magnetic. . Or Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns integrated the Redskins end zone three times. That's how he would do it.

Maury Povich (1939-)

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