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It’s safe to say that Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam remains an enthusiastic supporter of coach Hue Jackson. On Saturday, Haslam said the Browns are “excited” about Jackson and remain “unwavering” in their …
After a 1-15 season in 2016, Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is hoping the team has hit rock bottom. Haslam admitted Saturday that he isn’t sure what to expect from his team in 2017, but is expecting them to be a lot better a season or two …
In news that should not come as much of a surprise, the Cleveland Browns organization is falling into dysfunction once again. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reported Sunday that coach Hue Jackson’s decision to bench quarterback Cody Kessler has …
It’s no secret that the Cleveland Browns are one of sports’s greatest punchlines. So what’s it like being the owner of that punchline? Well, Jimmy Haslam gets it. The Browns are a joke. He knows it’s on him and those under him …
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam may have given a strong hint as to both the team’s draft strategy as well as Johnny Manziel’s future with the team. Haslam confirmed that Manziel was a no-show on Sunday and that details were vague on what the …
With his notorious history of domestic violence, free agent running back Ray Rice has seemingly become a persona non grata in the National Football League. The 28-year-old has been angling for an NFL comeback this offseason to no avail, with teams …
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam sent a stern message to Johnny Manziel, Josh Gordon and Justin Gilbert about being more professional moving forward. The owner also threatened to cut the players if they do not clean up their acts. Here are …
How certain were the Cleveland Browns that Johnny Manziel was their guy when they traded up to the No. 22 spot in the first round of the draft? That depends on who you ask. According to Tony Grossi of ESPNCleveland.com, there is a “story going …
What if I told you that a homeless person is the reason the Cleveland Browns selected Johnny Manziel? Would you believe it? Well that’s the story ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio was selling to viewers. After the Browns traded up four spots to take …
