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Despite the distraction created by the firing of GM George Kokinis, the Browns have major work to do during the bye week to prepare themselves for the last eight games of the year. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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It’s official. The Cleveland Browns are just about done transforming into the Oakland Raiders. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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BEREA -- The Cleveland Browns currently are without a general manager after George Kokinis left the club Monday under unexplained circumstances. Full Article at Lancaster Eagle Gazette
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Published November 01, 2009 08:04 am - Herald Sports Editor MOST NFL TEAMS look forward to their “bye week.” The banged-up Pittsburgh Steelers can use one this weekend. Full Article at The Sharon Herald
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For twenty years now, the National Football League, in an ever-vigilant effort to find more ways to sell its product to the television networks, has featured 16 games in 17 weeks. From the fourth to the tenth week, each of the 32 teams has one week off. Full Article at Huffington Post
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