Category: Cleveland Browns (Page 84 of 114)

Duh.

Browns top pick Braylon Edwards said Monday that switching to rookie quarterback Charlie Frye — which coach Romeo Crennel is contemplating — would jumpstart the Browns’ beleaguered offense. “I think Charlie would bring a little more life, because he’s younger,” said Edwards. “He’s younger and he has more spunk. He’d be excited and jacked out of his mind to play, so if he came in there, it would be just a different attitude in terms of excitement and energy level, because he’s a young guy [who] would be getting a shot. I think that would be the difference.”

Not sure it’s a great idea for the rookie WR to be weighing in on who the QB should be, but I do agree with Braylon.

Terry Pluto comes around…

Why should the Browns switch to Frye for this week’s game against the Tennessee Titans? Because it gives some hope and meaning to a season that is quickly running out of optimism. It gives Frye a chance to learn what it means to be a starter in the NFL, and Dilfer (a true team guy) can be a real asset to him. It gives the front office a real chance to evaluate him.

There are a million reasons to switch to Frye. There are none to keep starting Dilfer.

Terry Pluto comes around…

Why should the Browns switch to Frye for this week’s game against the Tennessee Titans? Because it gives some hope and meaning to a season that is quickly running out of optimism. It gives Frye a chance to learn what it means to be a starter in the NFL, and Dilfer (a true team guy) can be a real asset to him. It gives the front office a real chance to evaluate him.

There are a million reasons to switch to Frye. There are none to keep starting Dilfer.

It occurred to me that another good reason to start Charlie Frye the rest of the season is to see whether or not the Browns should take Matt Leinart in next year’s draft….goin’ out on a limb and assuming the Browns are gonna be in contention for that first pick. How good would Reggie Bush look in a Browns uniform?