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    Problems when Edwards was out of uniform were a factor in Edwards being traded to the Jets Wednesday. "I don't know what the connection was between (Edwards' off-the field issues and the trade), but obviously Coach has stressed the importance of preparing yourself on and off the field and holding guys accountable ... It's the NFL, it's a business and teams are going to do what they feel they need to do (to get better). All we can control is what we do in practice and on Sundays." The Browns are definitely being transformed this season. Full Article at FOX Sports
    I don't know what the connection was between (Edwards' off-the field issues and the trade), but obviously Coach has stressed the importance of preparing yourself on and off the field and holding guys accountable ... It's the NFL, it's a business and teams are going to do what they feel they need to do (to get better). All we can control is what we do in practice and on Sundays.
    Brian Robiskie – Brian Robiskie SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
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  1. I feel like the MIC has always been the one that takes responsibility for that, so I'm excited to be that guy
    – Kawika Mitchell SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
  2. I'm going to try and approach it the way I have. Every day in practice I've come out and I've tried to get better.
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
  3. I'm excited about the opportunity to keep working
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
  4. I think he's extremely athletic
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
  5. I feel it's a natural position for me ... I enjoy making the calls and making the checks and all of that. It's not going to be that difficult a move.
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago
  6. I'm excited to see how (Robiskie) does ... I'm excited to see how Chansi (Stuckey) does and how Josh (Cribbs) continues to develop. We have a younger group that I think has a lot of really good potential.
    Eric Mangini – Eric Mangini SOURCE: FOX Sports 1 month ago

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