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Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals Game No. 4 -1-

THE GAME The Browns (0-3) return to the friendly confi nes of Cleveland Browns Stadium to continue AFC North divi-sional play as they host the Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) on Sunday, October 4, at 1:00 p.m. The home game is sand-wiched between four road contests for Cleveland. The con-test will also mark the second of back-to-back AFC North matchups for Cleveland. The game will be televised on CBS (WOIO-TV 19) and will air on the Browns’ Flagship Station, WMMS Radio (100.7 FM), as well as a network of affi liates throughout Ohio. Sunday’s contest will mark the 72nd meeting between the intrastate rivals. Only Pittsburgh has faced Cleveland more times, with 112 matchups. The Bengals hold a 36-35 edge in the all-time regular season series. The Browns own a 21-14 advantage at home. The Browns and Bengals have split the season series the last two years, following fi ve consecutive Cincinnati wins spanning from 2004-06. Last season the road team won each meeting, as the Browns pre-vailed with a 20-12 victory on September 28 and the Bengals claimed a 14-0 win at Cleveland Browns Stadium on De-cember 21.

The team that has scored the contest’s fi rst touchdown has The team that has scored the contest’s fi rst touchdown has gone on to secure the win in the last three meetings and in gone on to secure the win in the last three meetings and in four of the last fi ve. In 2004, the teams combined to score the four of the last fi ve. In 2004, the teams combined to score the second-most points ever in an NFL game (106) as the Ben-second-most points ever in an NFL game (106) as the Ben-gals came away with a 58-48 win at Paul Brown Stadium on gals came away with a 58-48 win at Paul Brown Stadium on November 28, 2004. The NFL record is 113 combined points set in 1966.

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VS.Cleveland Browns (0-3) vs. Cincinnati Bengals (2-1)

DATE: Sunday, October 4, 2009 SITE: Cleveland Browns StadiumKICKOFF: 1:00 p.m. CAPACITY: 73,200 SURFACE: Grass

INSIDE THIS WEEK’S RELEASEGame Information ................ 2Head Coaches ....................... 2Last time vs. Cincinnati ....... 3Series History ....................... 3Career vs. Cincinnati ............ 4Connections .......................... 5Probable Starters .................. 6Notes .................................... 7-9What To Look For ................ 9Coach Mangini Quotes ........ 10Player Quotes ....................... 11

Interesting Player Facts ........ 12-142009 Statistics ...................... 15-24Last Time ............................. 18Rosters.................................. 25-28Depth Chart .......................... 29Pronunciation Guide ............ 29How the Browns Are Built ... 30Transactions ......................... 312009 Game Summaries ........ 32-33Supplemental Bios ............... 34-36

The Browns fell 34-3 at Baltimore last week to open divisional play. Turnovers hurt Cleveland’s chances as the Ravens converted four Browns miscues into 21 points. Running back Jerome Harrison led the team with 52 rushing yards and hauled in a team-high fi ve passes for 33 yards. Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs returned six kickoffs for a season-best average of 26.5 yards, while punter Dave Zastudil hit fi ve punts for a gross average of 51.0 and a net of 41.4. Three of his punts went over 50 yards, including a long of 60. It is the second time this year and fourth time in his last fi ve games that he has netted an average of 40 yards or longer.


THE COACHES CLEVELAND BROWNS - ERIC MANGINIEric Mangini is entering his fi rst year as head coach for the Browns. For Mangini, it marked a return to his NFL roots, having kicked off his tenure in the league as a ball boy and an intern in the Browns’ public relations department in 1994. His tireless work ethic was just as evident in that fi rst year as it is today, a quality that led then-head coach Bill Belichick to add Mangini to the team’s coaching staff in 1995. In his 14 years of NFL

coaching experience, Mangini has been a part of six teams that qualifi ed for the playoffs, including fi ve that captured division crowns and three that came away with the Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl champions. Prior to being hired by the Browns, Mangini was the head coach of the New York Jets (2006-08). In 2006, Mangini took over a team that had gone 4-12 the previous year and guided them to a record of 10-6 and a Wild Card playoff berth. The Jets started with a 5-5 mark before compiling victories in fi ve of their last six contests, including their fi nal three. Prior to joining the Jets, Mangini spent six seasons with the New England Patriots (2000-05). His fi rst fi ve seasons were spent as defensive backs coach (2000-04) before being promoted to defensive coordinator in 2005. In Mangini’s fi ve seasons in charge of the team’s secondary, the unit earned fi ve Pro Bowl selections and evolved into one of the NFL’s most successful defen-sive backfi elds. Mangini’s fi rst coaching opportunity came in 1995 as an assistant on the Browns’ staff. Ted Marchibroda retained Mangini when the team moved to Baltimore in 1996 and became the Ravens. Mangini was an assistant coach with the Jets under head coach Bill Parcells from 1997-99.

COACHES CORNER Mangini .................................. Coach ................................. Lewis 0-3 ......................Record with Current Team ................48-50-1

1st ............Years as Head Coach with Current Team ........7th

23-28 ................. Career Record as Head Coach .............48-50-1

4th .................... Career Years as Head Coach ..................7th

9-7 .................................2008 Record ............................4-11-1

15th ................................ Year in NFL ..............................17th

1-1 .......... Career Record vs. This Week’s Opponent ........8-4

CINCINNATI BENGALS - MARVIN LEWISMarvin Lewis was named the ninth head coach in Bengals history on January 14, 2003. Lewis is in his seventh season as Bengals head coach, one year from tying Paul Brown and Sam Wyche for the franchise’s longest tenure of eight seasons. In Bengals head coaching victories, he also ranks third (behind Wyche and Brown). Lewis’ record over his six previous campaigns is 46-49-1 in the regular season, 0-1 in postseason and 46-50-1

overall. Lewis’ Bengals log includes an AFC North Division champion-ship in 2005, and he coached his fi rst fi ve years (2003-07) without expe-riencing a losing season, the club’s longest such streak since a six-year span from 1972-77. The club slipped to a 7-9 mark in 2007, and last year to 4-11-1. In 2002, the season before he joined the Bengals, Lewis led the Washington Redskins to a number fi ve defensive ranking, serving as assistant head coach as well as defensive coordinator. He came to the Redskins after six seasons (1996-2001) as defensive coordinator with the Baltimore Ravens, a tenure that included a Super Bowl victory in the 2000 season. Lewis had his fi rst NFL assignment from 1992-95, as line-backers coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Lewis spent 11 years coaching in college, beginning as linebackers coach at his alma mater, Idaho State, from 1981-84.

GAME INFORMATIONTelevision: CBS will broadcast the game with Ian Eagle (play-by-play) and analyst Rich Gannon calling the action. The game will be shown locally on WOIO-TV 19.

Radio: WMMS - 100.7 FM Flagship Station (Jim Donovan, Doug Dieken and sideline reporter Andre Knott). The Countdown to Kickoff pregame show begins at 11:30 a.m. The postgame show, with Mike Snyder, featuring Andre Knott’s locker room report, runs until 6:00 p.m.

Affi liates: City Station Frequency City Station FrequencyAkron WAK 1590 AM Kenton WKTN 95.3 FMAshtabula WFUN 970 AM Lima WWSR 93.1 FMBucyrus WQE 92.7 FM Mansfi eld WMAN 1400 AMCadiz WCDK 106.3 FM Marietta WJAW 100.9 FMCanton WHBC 1480 AM Marion WMRN 1490 AMCelina WKKI 94.3 FM Painesville WABQ 1460 AMCleveland WMMS 100.7 FM Piqua WPTW 1570 AMCleveland WTAM 1100 AM Sandusky WLEC 1450 AMColumbus WBWR 105.7 FM Uhrichsville WBTC 1540 AMDayton WONE 980 AM Wooster WQKT 104.5 FMDover WJER 1450 AM Youngstown WKBN 570 AMFindlay WBUK 106.3 FM Youngstown WNCD 93.3 FMFostoria WFOB 1430 AM

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National Anthem: The National Anthem will be performed by John Popper, lead singer of the Grammy Award winning rock band Blues Traveler. Popper was born in Cleveland.

Colorguard: The John Carroll University ROTC will present the colors.

ABOUT THE BENGALSAfter dropping their season opener 12-7 against Denver (9/13), the Ben-gals have rolled off two consecutive wins with a 31-34 victory at Green Bay (31-24) and a 23-20 come from behind win against Pittsburgh (9/27). Last week, Cincinnati trailed 13-0 in the second quarter, but rallied for 20 second half points, including 14 in the fourth stanza, highlighted by a four-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Carson Palmer to wide receiver Andre Caldwell with 14 seconds remaining. Palmer is 56-of-93 for 615 yards with four touchdowns and four intercep-tions on the season. Running back Cedric Benson leads the team with 293 rushing yards and two scores, while wide receiver Chad Ochocinco paces the club with 234 receiving yards on 14 recep-tions. Caldwell has also hauled in 14 passes.


ON DECKThe Browns travel to Ralph Wil-son Stadium to face the Buffalo Bills (1-2) on Sunday, October 11. The game will be the fi rst of back-to-back road games for the Browns and four in a span of fi ve weeks. The contest will mark the third consecu-tive year in which the teams have faced one another in the regular season, with Cleveland claiming a 29-27 victory in 2008 and an 8-0 win in 2007. The Browns hold a 9-5 edge in the all-time regular season series and a 4-2 record at Ralph Wilson Stadium.

2009 REGULAR SEASON RANKINGS

CLE (NFL rank) CIN (NFL rank)RECORD 0-3 2-1POINTS SCORED PER GAME 9.7 (31) 20.3 (15)TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 218.0 (32) 299.7 (25)RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 71.3 (29) 112.3(15)PASSING YARDS PER GAME 146.7 (31) 187.3 (22)POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 31.7 (31) 18.7 (T13)TOTAL DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 412.7 (29) 328.7 (17)RUSHING DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 184.3 (30) 88.7 (11)PASSING DEFENSIVE YARDS PER GAME 228.3 (16) 240.0 (19)TURNOVER RATIO -7 (32) -2 (T23)

TALE OF THE TAPE

BROWNS-BENGALS SERIES HISTORY

Regular Season Results vs. Cincinnati Bengals since 1999

Date Result ScoreCincinnati Bengals 10/10/1999 L 17-18at Cincinnati Bengals 12/12/1999 L 28-44at Cincinnati Bengals 9/10/2000 W 24-7Cincinnati Bengals 10/29/2000 L 3-12at Cincinnati Bengals 10/14/2001 L 14-24Cincinnati Bengals 11/25/2001 W 18-0Cincinnati Bengals 9/15/2002 W 20-7at Cincinnati Bengals 11/17/2002 W 27-20Cincinnati Bengals 9/28/2003 L 14-21at Cincinnati Bengals 12/28/2003 W 22-14Cincinnati Bengals 10/17/2004 W 34-17at Cincinnati Bengals 11/28/2004 L 48-58Cincinnati Bengals 9/11/2005 L 13-27at Cincinnati Bengals 12/11/2005 L 20-23at Cincinnati Bengals 9/17/2006 L 17-34Cincinnati Bengals 11/26/2006 L 0-30Cincinnati Bengals 9/16/2007 W 51-45at Cincinnati Bengals 12/23/2007 L 14-19at Cincinnati Bengals 9/28/2008 W 20-12Cincinnati Bengals 12/21/2008 L 0-14

Regular Season Totals 35-36-0 .493Home 21-14-0 .600Away 14-22-0 .389

LAST TIME IN THE REGULAR SEASON

BENGALS 14BROWNS 0December 21, 2008

Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, OhioIn the Browns’ 14-0 home loss to the Bengals, Cleveland suffered its fi rst shutout since the 2006 season. The Bengals opened the scoring in the fi rst quarter as Browns quarterback Ken Dorsey had a pass intended for wide receiver Braylon Edwards intercepted by defensive back Leon Hall at midfi eld and Hall raced 50 yards for the touchdown to open an early 7-0 lead. The Bengals added a second quarter scoring drive, as Bengals quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick connected with wide receiver Chris Henry on a 20-yard touchdown pass to open a 14-0 lead at the half. In the contest, Dorsey was 10-of-17 passing for 68 yards and three interceptions. Dorsey left the game late in the fourth quarter with a rib injury and was replaced by quarterback Bruce Gradkowski, who was 2-of-5 passing for eight yards and one interception. Browns running back Jamal Lewis paced the offense with 76 yards on 16 carries. In the effort, Lewis became only the 24th running back in NFL history to top the 10,000 career rushing milestone. Edwards added four receptions for 35 yards.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 0 0 0 0 0Cincinnati 7 7 0 0 14

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBengals 1 8:30 L. Hall 50 yd. interception return (S. Graham kick)Bengals 2 8:02 C. Henry 20 yd. pass from R. Fitzpatrick (S. Graham kick) (15-89, 8:36)

TEAM STATISTICSCLE CIN

FIRST DOWNS: 13 12TIME OF POSSESSION: 28:13 31:47TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 182 (137/45) 246 (191/55)PUNTS/Average: 5-49.4 6-32.2PENALTIES/Yards: 9-65 2-20FUMBLES/LOST: 0-0 3-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: K. Dorsey 10-17-68 (3 INT), B. Gradkowski 2-5-8 (INT); CIN: R. Fitzpatrick 5-9-55 (TD)RUSHING: CLE: J. Lewis 16-76, J. Cribbs 5-32, J. Wright 7-30, J. Harrison 1-(-1); CIN: C. Benson 38-171, R. Fitzpatrick 5-10, J. Johnson 3-10RECEIVING: CLE: J. Wright 6-33, B. Edwards 4-35, D. Dinkins 1-4, D. Stallworth 1-4; CIN: J. Johnson 3-27, C. Henry 1-20-1, A. Caldwell 1-8INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; CIN: L. Hall 3-87-1 (29.0)PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 5-247 (49.4); CIN: K. Larson 6-193 (32.2)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-12 (4.0); CIN: NoneKICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-24 (24.0), S. McKinney 1-0 (0.0); CIN: J. John-son 1-13 (13.0)

CLEVELANDWR J. Cribbs LE C. WilliamsLT J. Thomas NT S. RogersLG E. Steinbach RE L. LeonardC H. Fraley LOLB W. McGinestRG R. Hadnot MLB A. DavisRT K. Shaffer WLB D. JacksonTE D. Dinkins ROLB K. WimbleyWR B. Edwards LCB E. WrightQB K. Dorsey RCB B. McDonaldRB J. Lewis SS S. JonesFB C. Ali FS B. Pool

CINCINNATIWR A. Caldwell LDE J. ThorntonLT A. Collins LDT D. PekoLG N. Livings RDT P. SimsC E. Ghiaciuc RDE J. FaneneRG B. Williams SLB R. JeantyRT S. Andrews MLB Dh. JonesTE R. Kelly WLB B. JohnsonWR T. Houshmandzadeh LCB Da. JonesQB R. Fitzpatrick RCB L. HallHB C. Benson SS C. NdukweTE N. Lawrie FS C. Crocker


Team Superlatives

Browns’ Largest Margin of Victory: 34 (Browns 34, Bengals 0 – 10/18/87 at Cincinnati)Bengals’ Largest Margin of Victory: 32 (Bengals 48, Browns 16 – 12/17/78 at Cincinnati)Current Series Streak: Bengals 1 (Since 12/21/08)Browns’ Longest Win Streak: 7 (12/6/1992 – 12/17/95)Bengals’ Longest Win Streak: 5 (11/28/04 – 11/26/06)Most Points by Browns: 51, Bengals 45 (9/16/07 at Cleveland)Most Points by Bengals: 58, Browns 48 (11/28/04 at Cincinnati)Most Points, Both Teams: 106 (Bengals 58, Browns 48 – 11/28/04 at Cincinnati)Fewest Points by Browns: 0, Bengals 21 (12/3/89 at Cleveland), Bengals 30 (11/26/06 at Cleveland), Bengals 14 (12/21/08 at Cleveland)Fewest Points by Bengals: 0, Browns 34 (10/18/87 at Cincin-nati); Browns 18 (11/25/01 at Cleveland)Fewest Points, Both Teams: 14 (Bengals 14, Browns 0 – 12/21/08 at Cleveland)

Individual Highs

Rushing Attempts by a Brown: 31, Ernest Byner (12/17/95)Rushing Attempts by a Bengal: 38, Cedric Benson (12/21/08)Rushing Yards by a Brown: 216, Jamal Lewis (9/16/07)Rushing Yards by a Bengal: 202, Rudi Johnson (11/28/04)Rushing Touchdowns by a Brown: 3, Kevin Mack (11/3/91)Rushing Touchdowns by a Bengal: 3, Larry Kinnebrew (9/19/86); Corey Dillon (12/12/99)Passing Yards by a Brown: 413, Kelly Holcomb (11/28/04)Passing Yards by a Bengal: 361, Boomer Esiason (12/13/87)Passing Touchdowns by a Brown: 5, Derek Anderson (9/16/07); Kelly Holcomb (11/28/04)Passing Touchdowns by a Bengal: 6, Carson Palmer (9/16/07)Receptions by a Brown: 10, Brian Brennan (10/18/87); Enrest Byner (9/18/86); Ozzie Newsome 12/12/82)Receptions by a Bengal: 11, Chad Johnson (09/16/07)Receiving Yards by a Brown: 173, Andre Rison (10/29/95)Receiving Yards by a Bengal: 209, Chad Johnson (09/16/07)Receiving Touchdowns by a Brown: 3, Steve Heiden (11/28/04)Receiving Touchdowns by a Bengal: 3, Isaac Curtis (12/9/73)

BROWNS - BENGALS REGULAR SEASON SERIES FAST FACTSNUMBER OF MEETINGS: 71

BROWNS - BENGALS CONNECTIONSCOACHES CORNER: Browns General Manager George Kokinis (1996-2008) and Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis (1996-01) spent six sea-sons together with the Baltimore Ravens. Bengals Linebackers Coach Jeff Fitzgerald coached the Ravens from 2004-07. Browns Head Coach Eric Mangini and Bengals Wide Receivers Coach Mike Sheppard were also with the Ravens in 1996. Bengals Special Teams Coach Darrin Simmons was with the Ravens in 1998.Bengals Wide Receivers Coach Mike Sheppard and Browns Head Coach Eric Mangini both spent the 1995 season with the Browns.Browns Offensive Line Coach George Warhop and Bengals Linebackers Coach Jeff Fitzgerald spent the 2000-02 seasons coaching the Arizona Car-dinals.Bengals Wide Receivers Coach Mike Sheppard was the head coach at New Mexico from 1987-91, while Browns Offensive Line Coach George Warhop was an offensive staff member from 1990-91.COACH AND PLAYER CONNECTIONS: Bengals Tight Ends Coach Jonathan Hayes played with the Steelers at the same time as Browns Strength and Conditioning Coach Tom Myslinski (1996). Hayes also coached at Okla-homa (2002) when Browns DB Brodney Pool was playing college football for the Sooners. Myslinski spent time on the Dallas Cowboys roster while Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer served as an assistant coach (1994-99).Bengals WR Laveranues Coles was a member of the Jets under Head Coach Eric Mangini’s staff from 2005-08. Browns Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll, Defensive Line Coach Bryan Cox, Defensive Quality Control Coach Andy Dickerson, Defensive Backs Coach Jerome Henderson and Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Rick Lyle were all on the Jets staff during that time. Browns LB Eric Barton, LB David Bowens, DL Kenyon Cole-man, DB Abram Elam, DL C.J. Mosley and DB Hank Poteat were all teammates of Coles.Bengals Defensive Coordinator Mike Zimmer (1994-2006) and Browns Of-fensive Line Coach George Warhop (2003-04) coached for the Dallas Cow-boys. Browns DL Kenyon Coleman played for the Cowboys from 2003-06 and Browns DB Abram Elam played for the team in 2006.Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis (2002), Assistant Special Teams/Assis-

tant Linebackers Coach Paul Guenther (2002-03), Strength and Condition-ing Coach Chip Morton (2002), Wide Receiver Laveranues Coles (2003-04) and Browns TE Robert Royal (2002-05) all spent time together with the Washington Redskins.HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE REUNION: Browns QB Brady Quinn and Bengals S Chinedum Nduke were high school teammates at Dublin-Coffman High School in Dublin, Ohio. Quinn and Nduke also played together at Notre Dame. Nduke played wide receiver in high school before becoming a safety for the Irish his sophomore year. TROJAN TIES: Browns LB Kaluka Maiava and Bengals LB Rey Maua-luga spent their college careers together at Southern California. Bengals LB Keith Rivers also played with the two at USC.MICHIGAN MEN: Browns WR Braylon Edwards and Bengals CB Leon Hall were teammates at Michigan.HOKIE HELLO: Browns DB Nick Sorensen and Bengals K Shayne Gra-ham played together at Virginia Tech. FLYING HIGH: Bengals LB Dhani Jones and G Bobbie Williams played for the Philadelphia Eagles with Browns OL Hank Fraley. BENGALS, BEARS & BROWNS: Browns OL John St. Clair played for the Bears from 2005-08. Bengals DT Tank Johnson (2004-06) and RB Ce-dric Benson (2005-07) also played for Chicago.FORMER BENGALS: Browns OL Eric Steinbach was drafted by the Bengals in the second round of the 2003 NFL draft and played for Cincinnati from 2003-06. FORMER BROWNS: Bengals Wide Receivers Coach Mike Sheppard en-tered the NFL in 1993 as tight ends coach for the Browns. He was the wide receivers coach from 1994-95. Bengals S Chris Crocker entered the NFL in 2003 as a third round draft choice of the Cleveland Browns. Crocker played for the Browns from 2003-05.CINCINNATI CONNECTIONS: Browns Offensive Line Coach George Warhop played collegiately at the University of Cincinnati, where he also spent one season as a student assistant.PAUL BROWN STADIUM: Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Bengals, is named after the founder and fi rst coach of the Cleveland Browns.


OFFENSE:WR Braylon Edwards - Led the Browns in receiving yards the last three seasons. Has caught a pass in all 61 career contests.

LT Joe Thomas - A two-time Pro Bowler who has started at left tackle in all 35 contests since being selected as the No. 3 overall pick in the 2007 draft.

LG Eric Steinbach - Has seen action in 96 career games. Seventh-year vet who has blocked for a 1,000 yard back each of the last fi ve seasons.

C Alex Mack - Selected by the Browns as the 21st overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft. Smart player who won the Draddy Award in 2008, given to college football’s top scholar-athlete.

RG Floyd Womack - Joined the Browns this offseason, after play-ing in Seattle for eight seasons (2001-08). Has played in 93 career games. He missed last week’s contest with an ankle injury.

RT John St. Clair - Became a member of the Browns this offsea-son following stints in Chicago (2005-08), Miami (2004) and St. Louis (2000-03). Has appeared in 110 career games.

TE Robert Royal - Joined the Browns this offseason after spend-ing time in Buffalo (2006-08) and Washington (2002-05). Has registered a receiving touchdown in each of the last six seasons, including 2009.

QB Brady Quinn - Has seen action in seven career games with six starts. Was selected 22nd overall in the 2007 draft.

WR Joshua Cribbs - Totaled nine career touchdowns; one rush-ing, one receiving, two on punt returns and fi ve on kickoffs.

FB Lawrence Vickers - Has seen action in 47 games since being drafted in the sixth round in 2006. Helped pave the way for running back Jamal Lewis’ back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in 2007-08.

RB Jamal Lewis - Posted seven career 1,000-yard seasons, in-cluding his fi rst two years on the Browns. Ranks 24th on the NFL all-time rushing list. He missed last week’s contest with a ham-string injury.

PROBABLE STARTERS (base on depth chart as of September 28)

DEFENSE:LE Kenyon Coleman - Joined the Browns on a draft day trade this offseason after spending time with the N.Y. Jets (2007-08), Dallas (2003-06) and Oakland (2002). Has appeared in 92 career games.

NT Shaun Rogers - Earned a trip to the Pro Bowl in his fi rst sea-son with the Browns after seven seasons with Detroit (2001-07).

RE Robaire Smith - Played in 118 career games. Started the fi rst two games of the 2008 season, before an Achilles injury ended his season.

OLB Kamerion Wimbley - Recorded 22 career sacks since join-ing the Browns as the 13th overall selection in the 2006 draft.

ILB D’Qwell Jackson - Led the team in tackles in each of the last two seasons. Has racked up over 100 tackles in each of his fi rst three seasons.

ILB Eric Barton - Joined the Browns this offseason after fi ve seasons with both the N.Y. Jets (2004-07) and Oakland (1999-03). Has started 104 of 139 career games.

OLB David Bowens - Signed with Cleveland this offseason after playing the last two seasons in with the N.Y. Jets. Has played in 140 career games.

LCB Eric Wright - Has started 23 consecutive contests at corner for the Browns. Registered four career interceptions since being selected in the second round of the 2007 draft.

RCB Brandon McDonald - Ranked sixth in the NFL with fi ve interceptions in 2008. Has seven career interceptions since being selected in the fi fth round of the 2007 draft.

S Abram Elam - Joined the Browns on a draft day trade this off-season after spending time with the N.Y. Jets (2007-08) and Dallas (2006). Picked up his third career sack in the season opener against Minnesota (9/13).

S Brodney Pool - Fifth year vet who has recorded an interception in each of his fi rst four years. Has appeared in 63 games with 42 starts with the Browns.

vs. AFC: 0-2 vs. NFC: 0-1 vs. AFC North: 0-1 At Home: 0-1 On the Road: 0-2 When scoring fi rst: 0-2 When leading at halftime: 0-1 When trailing at halftime: 0-2 When leading at the start of the fourth quarter: 0-0 When trailing at the start of the fourth quarter: 0-3 When leading in time of possession: 0-0 When trailing in time of possession: 0-2 When totaling the most rushing yards: 0-0 When totaling the most passing yards: 0-1

BROWNS 2009 RECORD... When scoring a rushing TD: 0-0 When throwing a TD pass: 0-1 When fi nishing with a 300-yard passer: 0-0 When fi nishing with 299 or less passing yards: 0-3 When fi nishing with a 100-yard rusher: 0-0 When fi nishing with 99 or less rushing yards: 0-3 When fi nishing with a 100-yard receiver: 0-0 When forcing two or more turnovers: 0-0 When turning the ball over two or more times: 0-3 When fi nishing with 10 or more penalties: 0-0 When fi nishing with 9 or less penalties: 0-3 When fi nishing with three or more sacks in a game: 0-1 When scoring 20 points or more: 0-1 When scoring less than 20 points: 0-2


INSIDE THE ROSTEROldest Player: K Phil Dawson, 34 (1/23/75)

Youngest Player: WR Brian Robiskie, 21 (12/3/87)

Heaviest Player: DL Shaun Rogers, 350 lbs.

Lightest Player: DBs Coye Francies and Brandon McDonald, 185 lbs.

Tallest Player: TE Greg Estandia, 6-8

Shortest Player: RB Jerome Harrison, 5-9

Most Seasons in Cleveland: K Phil Dawson, 11

States Represented: 25, plus Washington D.C.

State That is Represented the Most: Texas, seven (K Phil Dawson, OL Rex Hadnot, LS Ryan Pontbriand, DB Brodney Pool, DL Shaun Rogers, FB Lawrence Vickers and OL Billy Yates)

Players From Ohio: Four (Mike Furrey, Brady Quinn, Brian Robiskie, Dave Zastudil)

College That is Represented the Most: Two by four schools (Kent State - Joshua Cribbs, Abram Elam, Maryland - Eric Barton, D’Qwell Jackson, Oregon State - Derek Anderson, Gerard Lawson, Texas - Phil Dawson, Shaun Rogers)

Former First Round Picks: Six (Alex Mack 2009, Joe Thomas 2007, Brady Quinn 2007, Kamerion Wimbley 2006, Braylon Edwards 2005, Jamal Lewis 2000)

Former Second Round Picks: Eight (Brian Robiskie 2009, Mohamed Massaquoi 2009, David Veikune 2009, Eric Wright 2007, D’Qwell Jackson 2006, Brodney Pool 2005, Eric Steinbach 2003, Shaun Rogers 2001)

Former Third Round Picks: Three (Hank Poteat 2000, John St. Clair 2000, Steve Heiden 1999)

Former Fourth Round Picks: Three (Kaluka Maiava 2009, Dave Zastudil 2002, Floyd Womack 2001)

Former Fifth Round Picks: Seven (Brandon McDonald 2007, Jerome Harrison 2006, Ryan Pontbriand 2003, Kenyon Coleman 2002, Robert Royal 2002, Eric Barton 1999, David Bowens 1999)

Former Sixth Round Picks: Nine (Coye Francies 2009, James Da-vis 2009, Ahtyba Rubin 2008, Lawrence Vickers 2006, Derek Ander-son 2005, C.J. Mosley 2005, Rex Hadnot 2004, Corey Williams 2004, Robaire Smith 2000)

Former Seventh Round Picks: One (Alex Hall 2008)

Undrafted Free Agents: 16 (Phil Trautwein 2009, Gerard Lawson 2008, Brett Ratliff 2007, Blake Costanzo 2006, Greg Estandia 2006, Anthony Madison 2006, Joshua Cribbs 2005, Abram Elam 2005, Ray Ventrone 2005, Mike Adams 2004, Billy Yates 2003, Billy Cundiff 2002, Nick Sorensen 2001, Hank Fraley 2000, Mike Furrey 2000, Phil Dawson 1999)

Players Drafted by the Brows: 20

Players Acquired Via Trade: Seven (Brett Ratliff NYJ, Kenyon Cole-man NYJ, Abram Elam NYJ, Shaun Rogers Det., Corey Williams G.B., Hank Fraley Phi., Steve Heiden S.D.)

Players Acquired Via Waivers: Four (Greg Estandia Jac., Blake Costanzo Buf., Phil Trautwein St. L., Derek Anderson Bal.)

SAME FACE, NEW PLACEPlaying in his 123rd career regular season game, OL Hank Fraley picked up his fi rst career start at right guard at Baltimore (9/27). Fraley has accumulated 119 career regular season starts at center during his 10-year career.

EDWARDS STREAKINGWide receiver Braylon Edwards extended his consecutive recep-tion streak to 61 games at Baltimore (9/27), which is the ninth longest streak currently in the NFL. Edwards has caught a pass in every game he has played in during his fi ve year career.

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION (CURRENT) PLAYER TEAM(S) GAMES1. Hines Ward Pittsburgh 1652. Torry Holt St. Louis, Jacksonville 1553. Tony Gonzalez Kansas City, Atlanta 1344. Donald Driver Green Bay 1145. Chad Ochocinco Cincinnati 1086. Jeremy Shockey N.Y. Giants, New Orleans 987. Chris Cooley Washington 758. Larry Fitzgerald Arizona 729. Braylon Edwards Cleveland 61

Five members of the Browns roster could reach the 100 career regular season games milestone during the 2009 season.

BROWNS APPROACHING 100 CAREER GAMES PLAYER GAMES Hank Poteat 97 Eric Steinbach 96 Ryan Pontbriand 94 Floyd Womack 93 Kenyon Coleman 92

CLOSING IN ON 100

The Browns have set several team records against the Bengals during their 71 previous meetings. Running back Eric Metcalf recorded the longest punt return in Browns history with a 92-yard touchdown at Cincinnati on September 4, 1994. Kicker Steve Cox connected on the longest fi eld goal in team history with a 60-yard fi eld goal at Cincinnati on October 21, 1984. Quarterbacks Kelly Holcomb (11/28/2004) and Derek Anderson (9/16/2007) each threw for a club-record fi ve passing touchdowns against the Bengals. Cleveland’s longest play from scrimmage came against Cincinnati on October 17, 2004, when quarterback Jeff Garcia found wide receiver Andre Davis for a 99-yard touchdown pass at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Tight end Steve Heiden tied a team-record with three receiving touchdowns at Cincinnati on Novem-ber 28, 2004. The top two combined scoring games in Browns history came against the Bengals, with 106 total points scored in a 58-48 Cincinnati win on November 28, 2004 and 96 combined points scored in a 51-45 Cleveland triumph on September 16, 2007 at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

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RETURN LEADERSWide receiver Joshua Cribbs is among the top three in the NFL over the last fi ve years in several return categories.

MOST KICKOFF RETURN TDs IN THE NFL FROM 2005-09 PLAYER TEAM(S) NO. LG1. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 5 100t2. Justin Miller N.Y. Jets, Oakland 5 103t3. Devin Hester Chicago 4 97t4. Leon Washington N.Y. Jets 4 98t

MOST COMBINED RETURN TDs IN THE NFL FROM 2005-09 PLAYER TEAM(S) KR PR TOTAL1. Devin Hester Chicago 4 7 112. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 5 2 73. Justin Miller N.Y. Jets, Oakland 5 0 5

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS IN THE NFL FROM 2005-09 PLAYER TEAM(S) KO YDS. AVG. LG TD1. Chris Carr Oak., Ten., Bal. 245 6,055 24.7 62 02. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 224 5,866 26.2 100t 53. Rock Cartwright Washington 179 4,457 24.9 100t 1

MOST TOTAL RETURN YARDS IN THE NFL FROM 2005-09 PUNT KO TOTAL PLAYER TEAM(S) YDS. YDS. RET. YDS.1. Chris Carr Oak., Ten., Bal. 812 6,055 6,8672. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 806 5,866 6,6723. Dante Hall K.C., St. L. 895 4,259 5,154

Kicker Phil Dawson connected on both fi eld goal attempts at Den-ver (9/20) to move into a tie for second on the Browns’ all-time career fi eld goal list with 216. He is now tied with Don Cockroft and trails Lou Groza’s 234 for the top spot. Earlier this season, Dawson connected on a 37-yard fi eld goal in the opening drive against Minnesota (9/13) to bring his career total to 900 points. Dawson’s 911 career points ranks third on the Browns career scor-ing list. Dawson, the longest tenured member of the Browns, ranks third in career fi eld goals in Cleveland history. His 83.1% career fi eld-goal percentage ranks seventh all-time in NFL history and fi rst in Browns history.

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOALS PLAYER YEARS FGs1. Lou Groza 1950-59, 1961-67 2342. Phil Dawson 1999-2009 216 Don Cockroft 1968-80 2164. Matt Bahr 1981-89 143 5. Matt Stover 1991-95 108

MOST CAREER POINTS BY A BROWNS PLAYER PLAYER YEARS Points1. Lou Groza 1950-59, 61-67 1,3492. Don Cockroft 1968-80 1,0803. Phil Dawson 1999-09 9114. Jim Brown 1957-65 7565. Matt Bahr 1981-89 677

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PLAYER YEARS PCT. FGs 1. Phil Dawson 1999-2009 83.1 216-2602. Matt Stover 1991-95 80.6 108-1343. Matt Bahr 1981-89 74.1 143-1934. Don Cockroft 1968-80 65.9 216-3285. Lou Groza 1950-59, 61-67 58.1 233-401

NFL CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 100 made)

PLAYER FG FGA PCT1. Mike Vanderjagt 230 266 86.52. Nate Kaeding 126 146 86.33. Robbie Gould 114 133 85.74. Shayne Graham 175 205 85.45. Matt Stover 462 552 83.76. Rob Bironas 112 134 83.67. Phil Dawson 216 260 83.1

DAWSON TIED FOR SECOND

CRIBBS AMONG LEAGUE LEADERSWide receiver Joshua Cribbs has returned seven punts for 117 yards, including a 67-yard touchdown against Minnesota (9/13) in the season opener. His 16.7 return average ranks third in the NFL.

2009 PUNT RETURN LEADERS PLAYER TEAM NO. YDS. AVG. LG TD1. DeSean Jackson Philadelphia 5 111 22.2 85t 12. Darius Reynaud Minnesota 7 121 17.3 36 0 3. Joshua Cribbs Cleveland 7 117 16.7 67t 14. Quan Crosby Cincinnati 11 180 16.4 60 05. Dennis Northcutt Detroit 4 64 16.0 43 0

KICKING IT WITH CUNDIFFKicker Billy Cundiff’s 29-yard fi eld goal in the fourth quarter at Baltimore (9/27) was his fi rst since he converted on a 24-yard fi eld goal at Carolina on December 24, 2005 as a member of the Dal-las Cowboys. With Cundiff’s fi eld goal, he became the fi rst kicker other than Phil Dawson to connect on a fi eld goal for the Browns in the regular season since Brett Conway converted on an 18-yard fi eld goal in the fourth quarter of a 22-14 Cleveland win at Cincin-nati in the 2003 season fi nale on December 28. Dawson missed the fi nal three games of the 2003 season with a fractured left arm and missed last week’s contest with an injured right calf.

CRIBBS OVER 100Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs returned six kickoffs for 159 yards (26.5-yard avg.) at Baltimore (9/27). He posted six kickoff returns for 140 yards in the season opener against Minnesota (9/13) and now has 26 career games where he has posted 100 or more kickoff return yards.

HARRISON SETS CAREER HIGHSStarting in place of an injured Jamal Lewis, running back Jerome Harrison recorded career bests with fi ve receptions for 33 yards. Harrison topped his previous best set last week with four recep-tions for 24 yards at Denver (9/20).


MR. ROGERS’ BLOCK PARTYWith eight blocked fi eld goals from 2004-09, defensive lineman Shaun Rogers leads in NFL in that time span. Rogers has totaled 12 career blocked fi elds and one blocked PAT.

MOST BLOCKED FIELD GOALS FROM 2004-09PLAYER TEAM BLOCKSShaun Rogers Detroit/Cleveland 8Julius Peppers Carolina 7Craig Terrill Seattle 4Langston Walker Oakland/Buffalo 4

Wide receiver Braylon Edwards recorded three 100-yard receiv-ing games in 2008. Edwards totaled a career high 154 yards vs. the Giants on Oct. 13, 104 yards at Buffalo on Nov. 17 and 102 yards at Philadelphia on Dec. 15. All three of Edwards’ 100-yard games came on Monday Night Football. Edwards has 11 career 100-yard receiving games which ranks tied for fourth on the Browns career list.

BROWNS CAREER 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES PLAYER SEASONS 100-YARD GAMES1. Webster Slaughter 1986-91 14 Ray Renfro 1952-63 143. Paul Warfi eld 1964-69, 76-77 124. Braylon Edwards 2005-09 11 Gary Collins 1962-71 11

CARRYING THE LOADSince 2007, the Browns are 11-3 in games when running back Ja-mal Lewis has 20 or more carries. In his career, Lewis has helped power his team’s to a 51-13 record when he reaches the 20 attempt mark. In addition, the Browns are 5-0 when Lewis goes over 100 yards rushing. In his 35 career 100-yard games, Lewis’ teams are 28-7.

GAMES WHERE LEWIS HAD 20 OR MORE CARRIESDATE OPPONENT CARRIES YARDS RESULT9/16/07 Cincinnati 27 216 W, 51-459/30/07 Baltimore 23 64 W, 27-1311/4/07 Seattle 20 37 W, 33-30 (OT)11/18/07 at Baltimore 22 92 W, 33-30 (OT)11/25/07 Houston 29 134 W, 27-1712/9/07 at N.Y. Jets 21 118 W, 24-1812/16/07 Buffalo 33 163 W, 8-012/23/07 at Cincinnati 21 92 L, 14-1912/30/07 San Francisco 26 128 W, 20-79/28/08 at Cincinnati 25 79 W, 20-1210/13/08 N.Y. Giants 21 88 W, 35-1410/26/08 at Jacksonville 20 81 W, 23-1711/30/08 Indianapolis 24 77 L, 6-1012/28/08 at Pittsburgh 23 94 L, 0-31

LEWIS RANKS EIGHTHRunning back Jamal Lewis has registered 2,401 rushing yards in his three seasons with the Browns. Lewis’ total ranks as the eighth most on the Browns career rushing list.

BROWNS CAREER RUSHING LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS ATT. AVG. YARDS1. Jim Brown 1957-65 2,359 5.2 12,1322. Leroy Kelly 1964-73 1,727 4.2 7,2743. Mike Pruitt 1976-84 1,593 4.1 6,5404. Greg Pruitt 1973-81 1,158 4.7 5,4965. Kevin Mack 1985-93 1,291 4.0 5,1236. Earnest Byner 1984-88, 94-95 862 3.9 3,3647. Ernie Green 1962-68 668 4.8 3,2048. Jamal Lewis 2007-09 602 4.0 2,401

EDWARDS MOVING UP LIST

LB Eric Barton...Has appeared in 87 consecutive games dat-ing back to the 2003 season... Needs 11 more games played to reach 150.

WR/KR Joshua Cribbs…Is one return touchdown shy of tak-ing sole possession as the Browns’ all-time leader in kick re-turn scores. He is currently tied with Eric Metcalf with seven... Needs 134 kickoff return yards for 6,000 in his career and 254 punt return yards for 1,000.

K Phil Dawson…Needs one fi eld goal to take sole possession of second place on the Browns’ all-time fi eld goal list. He is cur-rently tied with Dan Cockroft with 216.

WR Braylon Edwards…Has recorded a reception in all 61 career games and has started 36 consecutive games...With 11 career 100-yard receiving games he is tied with Gary Collins for fourth on the team’s all-time chart. With one, he would equal Paul Warfi eld (12) for third.... Needs 338 receiving yards for 4,000 in his career.

WR Mike Furrey...Needs 302 receiving yards for 2,500 in his career and needs 43 receptions for 250.

TE Steve Heiden...Needs seven receptions for 200 in his career and 375 receiving yards to reach 2,000 career yards.

RB Jamal Lewis…Needs 72 yards to pass Ottis Anderson (10,273) for 23rd on the NFL career rushing list... Needs 76 rushing attempts for 2,500 in his career and 154 receiving yards for 2,000.

QB Brady Quinn...Needs 37 passing yards for 1,000 in his ca-reer.

TE Robert Royal...Needs 339 receiving yards for 1,500 in his career.

OL Joe Thomas…Has started all 35 career games at left tackle since joining the Browns in 2007.

LB Kamerion Wimbley…Has started 50 consecutive games for the Browns.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR...


ERIC MANGINI SAID...

(On the Baltimore game) - “I talked to the team, I talked about the things we identifi ed going into the game, and defensively this was a very good running team. We were going to have to do very spe-cifi c things to stop the running game, and we didn’t do very well. We knew that they were going to use that to create opportunities for big plays. And they had multiple big plays, which wasn’t very good. They had separation between the coverage and the lineback-ers, and you’ve got to be able to fi nd ways to disrupt (Joe) Flacco. That’s what you’ve got to do, otherwise, he’s as effi cient as he was today. Then you look at it offensively, you have four turnovers, and they create a lot of points off of turnovers. You can’t do that. You can’t do that against anybody. You can’t do that against a team like the Ravens in Baltimore, as good as they are and as effective as they are. What we need to do is identify the things that we can do well, work at them, and continue to improve on them. That’s what we have to do collectively. It’s going to come from inside. It’s go-ing to come from the group that’s in the locker room. We’ve got to keep working to eliminate mistakes in order to move forward. In terms of the decision to change quarterbacks at halftime, I thought that at that point, D.A. (Derek Anderson) might be able to give us a spark. That’s what I was hoping to accomplish coming out of halftime.”

(On if he has the players needed to win) - “Yes, there are plenty of players in there that we can win with. The way that we need to do it is by addressing the problems that we have. It’s not some big mystery. It’s things that are correctable, controllable. We just didn’t control them.”

(On how he prevents players from having a discouraged at-titude because of last year) - “One thing is, a lot of guys weren’t here last year. A lot of the coaches weren’t here last year. A lot of the veteran players understand that it isn’t about what happened last year, it’s about what you do in that given season. Every single year you see radical shifts in what a team was the year before ver-sus what they are the next year. I‘ve been a part of those both ways. In a good way and I’ve been a part of it in a not as good way. If you look at the Dolphins last year, they were coming off a 1-15 season, they were 0-2 at this point. They go to New England, who had won however many games straight, but they consistently worked at what they were doing. They corrected the mistakes that they had and things changed. We were 0-2 in New England in ’01, I think we were 0-2. We were 1-3 after four games, I forget exactly what it was, but you work at it. You’re consistent with it. You cor-rect the mistakes. You’re diligent. Things change, but you have to do those things. You have to be able to correct those mistakes, otherwise the outcome’s not going to be different.”

(On Jamal Lewis) - “Jamal is a guy that you know over the years from watching him play, but you don’t know the guy until you actually work with him. He’s that term that I use to describe guys that take their job very seriously and approach it the same way every day, that are consistent. He’s a pro. What I’ve liked about him, too, is, and this is another characteristic of guys that are pros, is they work with the young guys. He’s always open to answer-

ing questions, whether it’s for Jerome (Harrison), or James Da-vis, or Vick (Lawrence Vickers) or anybody else. Sometimes the questions aren’t just running back based. It could be, what’s your recovery routine? How do you watch tape? The older guys, the guys with experience, can really help a team by sharing the things they’ve learned, hopefully preventing some of the mistakes they made as young guys. You’re always looking for that as a coach.”

(On how capable the Browns are of being a passing team when needed) - “That’s always the driving force, is to be whichever you need to be that week, against that opponent. The goal is fl exibility. Every single time you play a game, the problems that you face, the challenges that you face, they’re dramatically different, team to team. Sometimes it’s all man-to-man, sometimes it’s heavy blitz, sometimes it’s more zone, sometimes it’s dropping eight. You have to fi ght the battle based on the terrain, based on the opponent.”

(On what Shaun Rogers means to the team) - “He’s an outstand-ing player. He has very good strength against the run. He has very good awareness of blocking schemes. He has a high motor when he plays. That’s sometimes tough to do when you’re a bigger guy, to go play in and play out at a high level. You’re carrying a little bit more luggage than some of the little guys. I think he’s also a very effective pass rusher. He has a lot of great traits.”

(On if he prepares differently for divisional games) - “I don’t think the fundamental approach changes. The division games have, obviously, a different signifi cance from the fact that you have to win your division, or usually that’s the quickest way to get to where you want to go. Ideally, we’re preparing for each game in a very consistent fashion. I would look for the guys to have the same intensity, regardless of the opponent, but also appreciate the signifi cance of a division game.”

(On if he has made any personnel changes to shake up the team) - “To me, it’s not about shaking it up. The most important thing that everybody needs to understand is we’re going to play guys that play hard through four quarters. We’re going to play guys that play smart football. We’re going to play guys that do their assignments. It’s not about who’s the most talented. It’s who’s the best person to play in that situation, in that game. How you defi ne who the best person is, is by getting the most consistent, reliable, hardest working guys out there that really understand what it means to fi nish. That’s important to me. It’s something that I’ve stressed. It’s something that everybody understands. I went back and looked at our ’07 game against the Ravens, it was down in Baltimore. We were down 20-3 with 14 minutes left in the fourth quarter. Then it was like 20-6 with fi ve minutes left in the fourth quarter and we end up having the ball at the fi ve yard line with a minute left with a chance to tie. You keep plugging away. You keep going and things can change dramatically at any point in the game. You have to play each one of those plays the same way.”


BROWNS PLAYER QUOTES

DB Mike Adams(On the Browns’ special teams play) - “We take pride in our special teams play, and we feel we have one of the best spe-cial teams groups in the NFL. We can win some games on spe-cial teams. It’s a long season, but we have time to turn things around.”

QB Derek Anderson(On staying positive) - “I keep preparing and keep trying to be positive with them. I know in my mind that we have players in this room that can play and make plays. We’re 0-3, but we still have good players in here, otherwise we wouldn’t all be here.”

WR Josh Cribbs(On the offense) - “We have to start capitalizing, that’s a known. It’s evident. We have to start capitalizing. We have to start putting points up. I hate to say it. I hate to say that we’ll do better next week. I’m a little embarrassed about the way we played out there, the way I played out there. We just have to go back at it.”

(On Brady Quinn) - “I think Brady, he is handling himself as a professional. He is doing really good at taking cues, taking correc-tions, taking constructive criticism. He’ll progress.”

WR Braylon Edwards(On is he fi ts in a methodical offense) - “If I need to. We’ve had plays and we’ve seen things. In just talking to offensive coordinator, coach Brian Daboll, he’s showed me where I fi t. He’s showed me what I need to do to make this offense work. I don’t have a problem and doing that. That’s why we’re going out there, to get better at it.”

DB Abe Elam(On the defense) – “As a defensive group, we have to tighten up some of the things that are hurting us the last couple weeks and continue to try to improve on them.”

(On if it will be a challenge for the coaches to keep the team’s attitude at a level to win with) - “No, I think it’s just us, ev-erybody in the locker room having to stay together. We’re a family. We win or lose together. We’re going to take it to work on Monday, tomorrow, watch the fi lm and see what we need to do to improve.”

RB Jerome Harrison(On if it is diffi cult to keep a positive attitude) - “Not really. Of course it’s always better to win, but we’re grown men, so we

just have to watch fi lm and make corrections and not get caught up in the losses. We just have to play each week-by-week, each game-by-game and not get caught up in the record.”

LB D’Qwell Jackson(On whether the team is responding to Eric Mangini) - “Coach Mangini is one of the smartest people I’ve ever known in terms of football knowledge. Being 0-3 isn’t because of him. This is just a very tough time. But I know Coach Mangini will fi gure things out, and he will work as hard as he can to make us better. It seems like we practice well but then we have a hard time in the games. We’re just going to keep working at it.”

(On the Browns’ defensive play) - “It’s very frustrating to me because I am one of the team leaders here. It’s my job to keep people positive and make sure they keep playing. I know we have the talent here to win and to play better. We just need to execute. In the NFL, the most talented teams don’t always win the Super Bowl. It’s the teams that execute the best and make the most plays that win the Super Bowl.”

(On taking positives out of the game at Baltimore) - “You take the positive and you take the negatives out of this game. And you see the things you have to work on, and fi x them and take them into next week and continue to build on the good.”

(On the quarterback change at halftime in Baltimore) - “We’re pretty comfortable with Derek (Anderson) or Brady (Quinn). Coach (Mangini) makes the decision, and players play. You live with it and support what coach says. You just have to take one game at a time and fi nd the things that we need to work on and do it.”

QB Brady Quinn(On being taken out of game at halftime) - “It’s frustrating to not be able to fi nish what I started. I knew I didn’t have a good fi rst half, and I was hoping to make some plays in the second half. I always want a chance to make some plays.”

LB Kamerion Wimbley(On the rest of the season) - “All we have to do is go back in and keep working. Go back and see what we need to correct on fi lm. That’s all we can do as professionals. Keep our mind on our task and keep focusing and try to win games.”


DB Mike Adams• Nicknamed ‘Pops’ by grandmother. • He was inducted in the Passaic Tech High School Hall of Fame in 2009 and will have his jersey retired in 2010. • Received a community service award from the House of Represen-tatives and the New Jersey State Senate for his community service and volunteer work.

QB Derek Anderson• Is a right-handed passer, but writes left-handed. • An avid golfer. • In high school, Derek was the fi rst player in Oregon selected as the 3A Player of the Year in football and basketball in the same season.

LB Eric Barton• Lists reading books as a favorite hobby.• Considers himself a movie buff.• Lists working with real estate as a favorite pastime.

LB David Bowens• An avid bowler who carries 221 average and has a game high of 275. Will host the inaugural “David Bowens Bowling Tournament” this October.• Created “The David Bowens Foundation” in 2005 to help kids who suffer from asthma and cystic fi brosis. • Enjoys cooking “soul food.”

DL Kenyon Coleman• Traveled on a 13-day mission to Burundi and Uganda in Africa in April 2008 with Tribal Praise Ministries in an effort to raise money for Burundi schools and a Ugandan hospital.• Majored in philosophy at UCLA.• Played three years of varsity basketball at Alta Loma High School.

LB Blake Costanzo• Played tight end and linebacker at Ramapo (N.J.) High School. • Is active in Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation, which supports pe-diatric brain tumor research.• Is a fan of vintage cars, particularly from the ‘60s.

WR Joshua Cribbs• Hosts a reality television show, ‘Josh’s Cribbs’ on Fox Sports Ohio. • Was on the baseball, basketball and swimming teams in high school.• Owns “Bounce City”, Ohio’s largest indoor infl atable’s company, with former teammate Darnell Dinkins in Strongsville, Ohio.

K Billy Cundiff• Holds an annual kicking camp (Cundiff Kicking Camp) along with former NFL and collegiate kickers and punters. His camp has its own website at www.cundiffkicking.com.• Connected on a 62-yard fi eld goal in 2000 while at Drake Univer-sity, which currently stands as the fourth-longest fi eld goal in NCAA Division I-AA history.• Earned the Jerry Howlett Award as Drake’s most outstanding athlete as a senior.

RB James Davis• Attended Frederick Douglass High School, the same school the same school that produced teammate Jamal Lewis. • Lists “The Express” as favorite movie.• Lists T.I. as favorite recording artist.

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSK Phil Dawson• Phil is the longest active tenured member of the Browns. • Phil’s wife, Shannon, is an accomplished singer who has sung the National Anthem prior to Browns home games, toured with Wayne Newton from 1992-94 and sang at George W. Bush’s Inauguration after being elected Governor of Texas (1994).

WR Braylon Edwards• Braylon’s father, Stanley, played football in the NFL with the Hous-ton Oilers (1982-86) and Detroit Lions (1987). • In 2007, donated $1 million to the Cleveland Municipal School Dis-trict to create a college scholarship opportunity for 100 eighth-grade students, named Advance 100, as long as the students maintain a 2.5 GPA and participated in 15 hours of community service each year throughout high school. • In 2006, donated $500,000 to create a scholarship endowment at the University of Michigan for the football player who wears the No. 1 jersey, the largest donation pledged to the university by a professional athlete.

DB Abram Elam• Worked at a dentist’s offi ce in West Palm Beach before receiving a scholarship from Kent State in 2004. • Started the Team Elam Foundation which conducts annual fun days in hometown of Riviera Beach, Fla. and takes inner-city kids to area NFL games. • Enjoys refurbishing old cars and entering them into competitions.

TE Greg Estandia• Lettered in baseball, basketball and football at Moorpark High School, earning All-Miramonte honors in each sport as a senior.• Served as an instructor for the 2009 NFL 101 Workshop for Women in Jacksonville, FL.

OL Hank Fraley• Is only the second player in Robert Morris history to have his uni-form number retired (75). • Hobbies include hunting, fi shing and golfi ng.• Previously hosted a sports radio talk show in Philadelphia.

DB Coye Francies• Older brother, Diamond, played football at Sacramento State.• Lists “Stand by me” as favorite movie. • Lists Messy Marv as favorite recording artist.

WR Mike Furrey• Prior to joining St. Louis in 2003, Mike was leading the AFL in receptions (108), receiving yards (1,574), receiving touchdowns (46, tying an AFL record for touchdowns in a single season), and points (288) as a wide receiver for the New York Dragons (2002-03). • Also played for the Las Vegas Outlaws of the XFL in 2001. • Is an avid golfer and wood worker who helps build home founda-tions.

OL Rex Hadnot• His cousin, James Hadnot, was a third-round draft choice of Kansas City in 1980. • Enjoys playing dominoes and speaking with his mother.• Sneaker collector with over 200 pairs.


INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSLB Alex Hall• Second football All-American at Saint Augustine’s College since the school restarted football in 2002.• During his last three seasons in college, was only Division II foot-ball player to rank in top 20 in tackles for loss.• His sister, Ahjah, is a freshman guard for the Duquesne women’s basketball team.

RB Jerome Harrison• Earned the nickname “Ghost” in college for the way he seemed to disappear for long runs coming out of the backfi eld. • Very active in the Cleveland community by supporting charitable events such as Shop with a Jock and the NFL’s Hometown Huddle. • Named team captain for his high school football team as a junior and a senior.

TE Steve Heiden• Enjoys hunting and fi shing in spare time.• Very active in the Cleveland community by supporting various char-itable endeavors such as Read with the Browns, NFL’s Hometown Huddle and Athletes in Action.

LB D’Qwell Jackson• D’Qwell’s wife, Amira, opened a dental practice in Westlake, Ohio.• Served as a mentor for youngsters at a Florida elementary school.• Very active in the Cleveland community by supporting charitable events such as Shop with a Jock and the NFL’s Hometown Huddle.

DB Gerard Lawson• Along with football, also lettered three years in basketball and track in high school.• Majored in speech communication at Oregon State.• Four-year letterman at Oregon State, where he is tied for the longest kickoff return in school history (100 yards).

RB Jamal Lewis• Owner and CEO of a trucking company, All American Xpress, based in Atlanta, Ga. • Hosted golf tournament for his “Another Love for One” Foundation at Hayfi eld Golf Course in 2003 and 2004.• Once served as a coach for the Baltimore City Urban Tennis camp at McDaniel College.

OL Alex Mack• Alex was awarded the Draddy Trophy in 2008, given to college football’s top scholar-athlete. • He compiled a 26-0 record as a wrestler during his senior year of high school. • His father, Steve, played basketball at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio from 1966-69

DB Anthony Madison• Is one of 12 children (has two brothers and nine sisters).• Is a member of Athletes in Action and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).• All-state selection in high school in both football and basketball.

LB Kaluka Maiava• Grandfather is ex-pro wrestler Neff Maiava.• Brother, Kai, is a junior offensive lineman at UCLA. • He enjoys surfi ng and hunting.

WR Mohamed Massaquoi• Mohamed was part of the same high school team as Hakeem Nicks of the New York Giants and former University of Florida quarterback Chris Leak. • Lists “Martin” as favorite television show. • Lists The Bible as favorite book and Lil’ Wayne as favorite record-ing artist.

DB Brandon McDonald• Was named the 2008 winner of the Dino Lucarelli Good Guy Award by the local chapter of the PFWA. • His cousin is current Denver Broncos running back Correll Buck-halter.• Along with football, also lettered in baseball and basketball in high school.

DL C.J. Mosley• C.J. has dedicated his football career to the memory of his mother, Angela Mosley, who passed away from breast cancer in April 2007 at age 46. • He considers himself a movie buff with “Running Scared” as his favorite.• Enjoys fi shing with his grandfather.

LS Ryan Pontbriand• Ryan’s great-grandfather, Victor Hurt, was on the coaching staff of SMU’s 1935 team that won the Knute Rockne Trophy, emblematic of the National Championship. • Received the Doug Dieken Humanitarian Award in 2004.• Three-year member of the National Honor Society and four-time winner of Clements’ academic excellence award in high school.

DB Brodney Pool• Brodney’s mother, Rose, is the assistant track coach at the Univer-sity of Texas. • He helped renovate Bump Taylor Field as part of the NFL Grass-roots Field Renovation.• Father, Robert, played football at Texas A&I.

DB Hank Poteat• Conducts annual youth football camps in Delaware.• Helps coach his daughter who runs track on the weekends.• Being honored by an organization named Mentor Me for his com-munity service in the Philadelphia – Delaware areas.

QB Brady Quinn• Brady’s sister, Laura, is married to Green Bay Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk. • Considers himself a movie buff.• Spends spare time training his dog, Boss, a boxer.

QB Brett Ratliff• Brett appeared at a Toys “R” Us in Carle Place, N.Y., in December of 2007, hosting families who lost fathers in the Iraq War, as they shopped for holiday gifts.• Father played football and ran track for Cal-Poly Pomona.• Graduated with a degree in human development and family studies.

WR Brian Robiskie• His father, Terry, served as an assistant coach with the Browns from 2001-06 and as interim head coach for the fi nal fi ve games of the 2004 season and now serves as the wide receivers coach with Atlanta. • Growing up, Brian worked as a ball boy with the Browns. • He enjoys playing golf and fi shing in spare time.


DL Shaun Rogers• His father, Ernie, was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1979 and played in the Canadian Football League and also for the Houston Gamblers in the USFL. • Shaun collects throwback jerseys. • Lists “The Five Heartbeats” as his favorite movie.

TE Robert Royal• Robert cites his grandmother, Shirley Jackson, as his role model. • His cousin, Donald Royal, played at Notre Dame and in the NBA. • Robert enjoys cooking in spare time.

DL Ahtyba Rubin• Majored in history at Iowa State.• Named All-Big 12 Conference Honorable Mention as a senior.• Attended Escambia High School where he lettered as a defensive lineman and earned All-Area and All-Conference recognition as a se-nior.

OL John St. Clair• Advanced to state fi nals in discus all four years of high school.• Was awarded the Jacobs Blocking trophy in college, which recog-nizes top blocker in the ACC.• Graduated from Virginia with a degree in anthropology.

DL Robaire Smith• His sister, Zaire, is a model who has traveled extensively abroad. Robaire donated $100,000 to help rebuild the Ed Woods Stadium in Flint in 2005. • He has two older brothers who played professional sports – Fernan-do, who played nine seasons in the NFL, and Antonio, who played for the NBA’s Toronto Raptors after leading Michigan State to the 1999 Final Four. • Started The Robaire Smith Foundation in 2002, benefi ting middle school sports programs in his hometown of Flint, Mich.

DB Nick Sorensen• Nick plays the guitar and is learning the piano. • His cousin, James Augustine, plays professional basketball in Eu-rope. • Nick enjoys traveling and has visited more than 20 countries.

OL Eric Steinbach• He started the Eric Steinbach ARK (Acts of Random Kindness) Foundation. • He got married (Caroline) in the spring of 2009.• Collects vintage muscle cars.

OL Joe Thomas• Hosts an outdoor sportsman show on Sports Time Ohio, Outdoors Ohio with D’Arcy Egan and Joe Thomas. • He enjoys hunting and fi shing in his spare time.• Won the 2003 Wisconsin state title in the shot put and discus and was the conference, regional and sectional champion in the shot put and discus as a senior in high school.

OL Phil Trautwein• Only the 14th offensive lineman in Florida history to play as a true freshman in the season opener. • Ranked as seventh-best prospect in New Jersey by SuperPrep’s All-America as a senior at Eastern High School. • Started at left tackle in the SEC Championship and BCS National Championship as a senior in 2008.

DB Ray Ventrone• Brother, Ross, is a senior safety at Villanova.• Owns three high school records in track & fi eld (long jump, triple jump and 100 m)• Selected to the All Atlantic-10 conference fi rst team as a junior.

LB David Veikune• Part of a family that lived everywhere from Anchorage, Alaska to Winslow, Ariz., to Las Cruces, N.M., and then Hawaii while growing up. • Cousin, Tony Fulilangi, was at one time ranked as high as the fourth-ranked light heavyweight boxer in the world.• Also lettered in track, participating in both the discus and shot put, as well as baseball in high school.

FB Lawrence Vickers• Attended a youth football camp in Australia in 2007. • Was the starting QB his freshman and sophomore years of high school before switching to running back.• Lettered three times in basketball, averaging 20 points, 10 rebounds, three steals and three blocks a game as a senior.

DL Corey Williams• Enjoys hunting, fi shing and riding four-wheelers.• Lettered four years in basketball, baseball and track while in high school. • In 2005, was part of the ‘NFL Hometown Huddle,’ moving furniture into new space for Big Brothers Big Sisters, and in 2006, participated in the United Way’s kickoff event.

LB Kamerion Wimbley• Had his jersey number 12 retired at Northwest High School during a basketball halftime ceremony on Jan. 23, 2007.• Very active in the Cleveland community by supporting charitable organizations such as Athletes In Action, the United Way, Shoes & Clothes For Kids and Lift Up America.• Voted by local media members of the PFWA as the 2006 Player of the Year.

OL Floyd Womack• Floyd was nicknamed “Pork Chop” by his mother who thought Floyd resembled Pork Chop Cash, a local pro wrestler, when Floyd was a baby. • Would have been a teacher if not an NFL player.• A fan of the “Real World” on MTV.

DB Eric Wright• Interests are centered on music as he played trumpet in a jazz band in his youth and currently enjoys music production.• Enjoys comedy based movies starring actors such as Seth Rogen.• Collects sneakers and owns between 50-100 pair.

OL Billy Yates• Two-time All-State selection in football.• Majored in agricultural development.• Part of an offensive line as a senior that racked up 1,771 rushing yards.

P Dave Zastudil• Interned at McDonald Investments (Cleveland) in its bond trading department in the 2003 offseason. • Is active in the Cleveland community by supporting charitable or-ganizations such as the RAI (Rise Above It) which helps adolescents who were diagnosed with cancer. • Is an avid golfer and boater.

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTS


2009 SEASON STATISTICSWON 0, LOST 3 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/13 L 20-34 Minnesota 70,560 Lewis 25 95 3.8 15 0 09/20 L 6-27 at Denver 73,931 Harrison 19 60 3.2 17 0 09/27 L 3-34 at Baltimore 70,950 Quinn 7 34 4.9 11 0 10/04 Cincinnati J. Davis 9 15 1.7 5 0 10/11 at Buffalo Cribbs 4 10 2.5 5 0 10/18 at Pittsburgh TEAM 64 214 3.3 17 0 10/25 Green Bay OPPONENTS 102 553 5.4 64t 8 11/01 at Chicago * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/16 Baltimore Edwards 10 139 13.9 24 0 11/22 at Detroit Furrey 9 70 7.8 22 0 11/29 at Cincinnati Harrison 9 57 6.3 15 0 12/06 San Diego Cribbs 8 34 4.3 8 0 12/10 Pittsburgh Royal 6 80 13.3 26t 1 12/20 at Kansas City Lewis 4 55 13.8 19 0 12/27 Oakland J. Davis 4 5 1.3 2 0 01/03 Jacksonville Massaquoi 2 31 15.5 18 0 Clev. Opp. Heiden 2 14 7.0 7 0 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 39 72 Vickers 2 7 3.5 12 0 Rushing 8 32 TEAM 56 492 8.8 26t 1 Passing 27 34 OPPONENTS 59 719 12.2 72t 3 Penalty 4 6 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 3rd Down: Made/Att 9/38 18/40 TEAM 0 0 --- --- 0 3rd Down Pct. 23.7 45.0 OPPONENTS 6 61 10.2 27 0 4th Down: Made/Att 0/1 1/2 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B 4th Down Pct. 0.0 50.0 Zastudil 16 737 46.1 37.8 2 7 60 0 POSSESSION AVG. 27:32 32:28 TEAM 16 737 46.1 37.8 2 7 60 0 TOTAL NET YARDS 654 1238 OPPONENTS 12 517 43.1 31.7 1 3 57 0 Avg. Per Game 218.0 412.7 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Total Plays 168 203 Cribbs 7 1 117 16.7 67t 1 Avg. Per Play 3.9 6.1 TEAM 7 1 117 16.7 67t 1 NET YARDS RUSHING 214 553 OPPONENTS 8 3 92 11.5 36 0 Avg. Per Game 71.3 184.3 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Total Rushes 64 102 Cribbs 15 359 23.9 32 0 NET YARDS PASSING 440 685 Elam 1 0 0.0 0 0 Avg. Per Game 146.7 228.3 Vickers 1 0 0.0 0 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 11/52 5/34 TEAM 17 359 21.1 32 0 Gross Yards 492 719 OPPONENTS 7 173 24.7 41 0 Att./Completions 93/56 96/59 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Completion Pct. 60.2 61.5 Dawson 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 1/ 1 0/0 Had Intercepted 6 0 Cundiff 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 16/46.1 12/43.1 TEAM 0/ 0 3/ 3 1/ 1 1/ 1 0/0 NET PUNTING AVG. 16/37.8 12/31.7 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 2/ 2 4/ 6 0/ 0 0/0 PENALTIES/YARDS 17/155 16/172 Dawson: (37G,20G)(22G,47G)()FUMBLES/BALL LOST 5/3 2/2 Cundiff: ()()(29G)TOUCHDOWNS 2 11 OPPONENTS: (21G,37G)(23G,39N,38G,37N)(36G,33G) Rushing 0 8 Passing 1 3 Returns 1 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM 9 10 0 10 0 29 OPPONENTS 20 20 24 31 0 95 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Dawson 0 0 0 0 2/ 2 4/ 4 0 14 Cribbs 1 0 0 1 0 6 Royal 1 0 1 0 0 6 Cundiff 0 0 0 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0 3 TEAM 2 0 1 1 2/ 2 5/ 5 0 29 OPPONENTS 11 8 3 0 11/11 6/ 8 0 95 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS 0-0 SACKS: Wimbley 2, Elam 1, Pool 1, Rogers 1, TEAM 5, OPPONENTS 11 FUM/LOST: Cribbs 2/1, Quinn 2/2, Vickers 1/0

* PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Quinn 74 45 400 60.8 5.41 1 1.4 3 4.1 26t 10/ 46 62.9 D. Anderson 19 11 92 57.9 4.84 0 0.0 3 15.8 22 1/ 6 30.9 TEAM 93 56 492 60.2 5.29 1 1.1 6 6.5 26t 11/ 52 51.0 OPPONENTS 96 59 719 61.5 7.49 3 3.1 0 0.0 72t 5/ 34 94.9


Player Total Solo Asst. Sacks Yds Ints Yds PBU FF FR Safety TDAbram Elam 24 20 4 1.0 4.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0D’Qwell Jackson 23 17 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Eric Barton 22 16 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brandon McDonald 14 14 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Kamerion Wimbley 13 12 1 2.0 16.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shaun Rogers 13 12 1 1.0 8.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brodney Pool 12 10 2 1.0 6.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kenyon Coleman 12 7 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0David Bowens 10 6 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hank Poteat 8 8 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Eric Wright 8 7 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0Ahtyba Rubin 6 4 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Mike Adams 3 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Corey Williams 3 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0C.J. Mosley 2 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alex Hall 1 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Robaire Smith 1 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Coye Francies 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 175 140 35 5.0 34.0 0 0 7 1 1 0 0

Player Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsMike Adams 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kaluka Maiava 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nick Sorensen 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Blake Costanzo 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0D’Qwell Jackson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Abram Elam 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brandon McDonald 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ray Ventrone 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Coye Francies 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Kamerion Wimbley 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anthony Madison 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0James Davis 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTAL 16 15 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

2009 REGULAR SEASON SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

2009 REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS2009 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

2009 REGULAR SEASON MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSPlayer Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsMike Furrey 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jerome Harrison 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mohamed Massaquoi 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brady Quinn 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Robert Royal 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Joe Thomas 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Steve Heiden 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTAL 6 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0


INTERCEPTIONSGame Opp. No. Yards LG TD Players 9/13 MIN - - - - None9/20 at Den - - - - None9/27 at Bal - - - - None10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB 11/1 at Chi 11/16 BAL 11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK 1/3 JAC Totals 3 games - - - - None

FUMBLES FUMBLES FORCED FUMBLES RECOVEREDGame Opp. No. Player No. Player 9/13 MIN - None - None 9/20 at Den - None - None9/27 at Bal 1 A. Rubin 1 M. Adams10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB11/1 at Chi11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC Totals 3 games 1 A. Rubin 1 M. Adams

QUARTERBACK SACKSGame Opp. No. Yards Players9/13 MIN 4.0 25.0 Abram Elam (1.0), Brodney Pool (1.0), Shaun Rogers (1.0), Kamerion Wimbley (1.0)9/20 at Den - - -9/27 at Bal 1.0 9.0 Kamerion Wimbley10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB11/1 at Chi11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC Totals 3 games 5.0 34.0

2009 DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STATS


Punt Returned For a TDBy Browns: Joshua Cribbs, 67 yards (9/13/09 vs. MIN)By Opponent: Nate Burleson, 94 yards (11/4/07 vs. SEA)

Kickoff Returned For a TDBy Browns: Joshua Cribbs, 92 yards (11/2/08 vs. BAL)By Opponent: Leodis McKelvin, 98 yards (11/17/08 at BUF)

Interception Returned For a TDBy Browns: Brandon McDonald, 24 yards (12/15/08 at PHI)By Opponent: Tyrone Carter, 32 yards (12/28/08 at PIT)

Two Interceptions in Same GameBy Browns: Brandon McDonald (12/15/08 at PHI)By Opponent: Tyrone Carter (12/28/08 at PIT)

Fumble Returned For a TDBy Browns: Daven Holly, 40 yards (12/25/06 vs. TB)By Opponent: Robert Mathis, 37 yards (11/30/08 vs. IND)

Punt Block Returned For a TDBy Browns: Andre King, 28 yards (11/30/03 at SEA)By Opponent: Chris Martin, 31 yards; Kevin Ross, 4 yards (9/30/90 vs. KC)

Punt BlockedBy Browns: Team Block (11/30/03 at SEA)By Opponent: Bubba McDowell (11/21/1993 vs. Houston Oilers)

Shutout ScoredBy Browns: at Cleveland 8, Buffalo Bills 0 (12/16/07)By Opponent: at Pittsburgh 31, Cleveland 0 (12/28/08)

PAT UnsuccessfulBy Browns: Phil Dawson (11/4/07 vs. SEA)By Opponent: Ryan Fitzpatrick, pass incomplete (9/28/08 at CIN)

Two-Point ConversionBy Browns: Braylon Edwards from Derek Anderson (10/19/08 at WAS)By Opponent: Hines Ward from Ben Roethlisberger (11/11/07 at PIT)

Field Goal BlockedBy Browns: Shaun Rogers (11/23/08 vs. HOU)By Opponent: Nate Clements (12/30/07 vs. SF)

Field Goal Blocked Returned for TDBy Browns: Leigh Bodden, 59 yards (11/13/05 at Pittsburgh)By Opponent: None

Safety ScoredBy Browns: Brian Moorman kicked ball out of end zone (12/16/07 vs. BUF)By Opponent: Holding penalty on Cleveland in end zone (9/19/04 at DAL)

100 Yards RushingBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 128 yards (12/30/07 vs. SF)By Opponent: Adrian Peterson, 180 yards (9/13/09 vs. MIN) 100 Yards Rushing in a HalfBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 158 yards in second half (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Adrian Peterson, 155 yards in second half (9/13/09 vs. MIN)

Back-to-Back 100-Yard Rushing GamesBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 163 yards (12/16/07 vs. BUF) Jamal Lewis, 118 yards (12/9/07 at NYJ)By Opponent: Cedric Benson, 171 yards (12/21/08 vs. CIN) Willie Parker, 116 yards (12/28/08 at PIT)

200 Yards RushingBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 216 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Willie Parker, 223 yards (12/7/06 at PIT)

Two 100-yard Rushers in Same GameBy Browns: Leroy Kelly, 113 yards Ernie Green, 103 yards (10/8/66 vs. PIT)By Opponent: Lenny Moore, 120 yards Alan Ameche, 108 yards (11/11/56 vs. BAL)

Two Rushing TouchdownsBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 4 (11/4/07 vs. SEA)By Opponent: Willis McGahee (9/27/09 at BAL)

Three Rushing TouchdownsBy Browns: Jamal Lewis, 4 (11/4/07 vs. SEA)By Opponent: Adrian Peterson (9/13/09 vs. MIN)

THE LAST TIME 300 Yards PassingBy Browns: Derek Anderson, 310 yards (18-29, 2 TDs) (10/13/08 vs. NYG)By Opponent: Joe Flacco, 342 yards (25-35, 1 TD) (9/27/09 at BAL)

Back-to-Back 300-Yard Passing GamesBy Browns: Brian Sipe, 349 yards (28-of-46) (10/26/80 vs. PIT) Brian Sipe, 391 yards (24 of 39) (10/19/80 vs. GB)

400 Yards PassingBy Browns: Kelly Holcomb, 413 yards (30-39, 5 TDs) (11/28/04 at CIN)By Opponent: Jay Cutler, 447 yards (24-42, 3 TDs) (11/6/08 vs. DEN)

Two Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Brady Quinn (11/6/08 vs. DEN)By Opponent: Donovan McNabb (12/15/08 at PHI)

Three Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Derek Anderson (11/11/07 at PIT)By Opponent: Jay Cutler (11/6/08 vs. DEN)

Four Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Derek Anderson, 5 (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Carson Palmer, 6 (9/16/07 vs. CIN)

100 Yards ReceivingBy Browns: Braylon Edwards, 102 yards (12/15/08 at PHI)By Opponent: Derrick Mason, 118 yards (9/27/09 at BAL)

100 Yards Receiving in a HalfBy Browns: Braylon Edwards, 129 yards in fi rst half (10/13/08 vs. NYG)By Opponent: Eddie Royal, 131 yards in second half (11/6/08 vs. DEN)

Two 100-Yard Receivers in Same GameBy Browns: Braylon Edwards, 146 yards Kellen Winslow, 100 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Tony Gonzalez 105 yards Eddie Kennison 117 yards (12/3/06 vs. KC)

Back-to-Back 100-Yard Receiving GamesBy Browns: Kellen Winslow, 111 yards (11/6/08 vs. DEN) Braylon Edwards, 104 yards (11/17/08 at BUF)By Opponent: Derrick Mason, 136 yards (11/2/08 vs. BAL) Eddie Royal, 164 yards (11/6/08 vs. DEN)

200 Yards ReceivingBy Browns: NoneBy Opponent: Chad Johnson, 209 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)

Two Receiving TouchdownsBy Browns: Kellen Winslow (11/6/08 vs. DEN)By Opponent: David Martin (10/14/07 vs. MIA)

500 Yards Total OffenseBy Browns: 554 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: 564 yards (11/6/08 vs. DEN)

Two SacksBy Browns: Willie McGinest (12/30/07 vs. SF)By Opponent: 4, Elvis Dumervil (9/20/09 at DEN)

Three SacksBy Browns: Kenard Lang (9/12/04 vs. BAL)By Opponent: 4, Elvis Dumervil (9/20/09 at DEN)

Four SacksBy Browns: Andra Davis (11/9/03 at Kansas City)By Opponent: Elvis Dumervil (9/20/09 at DEN)

OT Game WonBy Browns: Cleveland 33, at Baltimore 30 (11/18/07)By Opponent: Philadelphia 34, at Cleveland 31 (10/24/04)

Three Field GoalsBy Browns: Phil Dawson (11/30/08 vs. IND)By Opponent: David Akers (12/15/08 at PHI)

Four Field GoalsBy Browns: Phil Dawson (11/17/08 at BUF)By Opponent: Mike Nugent (12/9/07 at NYJ)

Successful Onside KickBy Browns: September 19, 2004 (at DAL)By Opponent: December 9, 2007 (at NYJ)


OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSGame Opp. WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB RB FB9/13 MIN Edwards Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack St. Clair Royal Cribbs Quinn Lewis Heiden (TE)9/20 at Den Edwards Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack St. Clair Heiden Cribbs Quinn Lewis Furrey (WR) 9/27 at Bal Edwards Thomas Steinbach Mack Fraley St. Clair Massaquoi (WR) Cribbs Quinn Harrison Furrey (WR)10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB11/1 at Chi11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC

DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSGame Opp. LE NT RE OLB ILB ILB OLB LCB RCB S S9/13 MIN Coleman Rogers Smith Wimbley Jackson Barton Bowens Wright McDonald Pool Elam9/20 at Den Coleman Rogers Smith Wimbley Jackson Barton Poteat (DB) Wright McDonald Pool Elam9/27 at Bal Coleman Rogers Smith Wimbley Jackson Barton Bowens Wrigth McDonald Pool Elam10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB11/1 at Chi11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC

2009 TURNOVER TABLE -----TAKEAWAYS----- -----GIVEAWAYS-----Game Opp. Fumbles INTs Total Pts Off Fumbles INT Total Pts Off Difference Result9/13 MIN 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 10 -2 L, 20-349/20 at Den 1 0 1 3 2 1 3 10 -2 L, 6-279/27 at Bal 1 0 1 0 0 4 4 21 -3 L, 3-3410/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB11/1 at Chi11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC Totals 3 games 2 0 2 3 3 6 9 41 -7

2009 STARTING LINEUPS AND TURNOVER TABLE


Date 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/16 11/22 11/29 12/6 12/10 12/20 12/27 1/3 Opponent MIN at Den at Bal CIN at Buf at Pit GB at Chi BAL at Det at Cin SD PIT at KC OAK JAC GP GS DNP IAAdams, M. X X X 3 0 0 0Anderson, D. DNP DNP X 1 0 2 0Barton, E. ILB ILB ILB 3 3 0 0Benard, M. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Bowens, D. OLB X OLB 3 2 0 0Brown, T. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Coleman, K. LE LE LE 3 3 0 0Costanzo, B. X X X 3 0 0 0Cribbs, J. WR WR WR 3 3 0 0Cundiff, B. N N X 1 0 0 0Davis, J. X IA X 2 0 0 1Dawson, P. X X IA 2 0 0 1Edwards, B. WR WR WR 3 3 0 0Elam, A. S S S 3 3 0 0Estandia, G. N N IA 0 0 0 1Floyd, M. IA IA PS 0 0 0 2Fraley, H. X X RG 3 1 0 0Francies, C. X X X 3 0 0 0Furrey, M. X WR WR 3 2 0 0Grennan, K. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Hadnot, R. IA IA IA 0 0 0 3Hall, A. X X X 3 0 0 0Harrison, J. IA X RB 2 1 0 1Heiden, S. TE TE X 3 2 0 0Hilliard, C. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Jackson, D. ILB ILB ILB 3 3 0 0Jennings, C. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Lawson, G. X X IA 2 0 0 1Leggett, L. PS PS N 0 0 0 0Lewis, J. RB RB IA 2 2 0 1Mack, A. C C C 3 3 0 0Madison, A. N N X 1 0 0 0Maiava, K. X X X 3 0 0 0Massaquoi, M. X X WR 3 1 0 0McDonald, B. RCB RCB RCB 3 3 0 0Mosley, C.J. X X X 3 0 0 0Murray, P. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Peerman, C. IA IA N 0 0 0 2Pontbriand, R. X X X 3 0 0 0Pool, B. S S S 3 3 0 0Poteat, H. X DB X 3 1 0 0Quinn, B. QB QB QB 3 3 0 0Ratliff, B. 3QB 3QB 3QB 0 0 0 3Robiskie, B. X IA IA 1 0 0 2Rogers, S. NT NT NT 3 3 0 0Royal, R. TE X X 3 1 0 0Rubin, A. X X X 3 0 0 0Rucker, M. IA IA N 0 0 0 2Schaefering, B. PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Smith, D. IA N N 0 0 0 1Smith, R. RE RE RE 3 3 0 0Sorensen, N. X X X 3 0 0 0St. Clair, J. RT RT RT 3 3 0 0Steinbach, E. LG LG LG 3 3 0 0Steptoe, S. IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Thomas, J. LT LT LT 3 3 0 0Trautwein, P. DNP IA DNP 0 0 2 1Tucker, R. IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Veikune, D. X X X 3 0 0 0Ventrone, R. N X X 2 0 0 0Vickers, L. X X X 3 0 0 0Williams, C. X X X 3 0 0 0Williams, L. IA N N 0 0 0 1Wimbley, K. OLB OLB OLB 3 3 0 0Womack, F. RG RG IA 2 2 0 1Wright, E. LCB LCB LCB 3 3 0 0Yates, B. N X X 2 0 0 0Zastudil, D. X X X 3 0 0 0

N - not with team; PS - practice squad; X - played in game; IA - inactive; PUP - physically unable to perform list; NFI - non-football injury; 3QB - third quarterback; SUS - suspended by league; E - roster exemption; NFI - Non Football Injury

2009 PARTICIPATION CHART


MOST YARDS RUSHINGBrowns: 57, Jamal Lewis (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 180, Adrian Peterson (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 16, Jerome Harrison (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 25, Adrian Peterson (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNSBrowns: None Opponent: 3, Adrian Peterson (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

LONGEST RUSHBrowns: 17, Jerome Harrison (9/27 at Baltimore)Opponent: 64, Adrian Peterson (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST YARDS PASSINGBrowns: 205, Brady Quinn (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 342, Joe Flacco (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 35, Brady Quinn (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 37, Kyle Orton (9/20 at Denver)

MOST PASSING COMPLETIONSBrowns: 21, Brady Quinn (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 25, Joe Flacco (9/27 at Baltimore)

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Minimum 15 att.)Browns: 60.0%, Brady Quinn (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 71.4%, Joe Flacco (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSESBrowns: 1, Brady Quinn (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 1, three times, most recently: Joe Flacco (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST RECEPTIONSBrowns: 6, Braylon Edwards (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 5, four times, most recently: Derrick Mason/Kelley Washington (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST RECEIVING YARDS Browns: 92, Braylon Edwards (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 118, Derrick Mason (9/27 at Baltimore)

LONGEST RECEPTIONBrowns: 26, Robert Royal (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 72, Derrick Mason (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONSBrowns: 1, Robert Royal (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 1, three times, most recently: Derrick Mason (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST POINTSBrowns: 8, Phil Dawson (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 18, Adrian Peterson (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST SACKSBrowns: 1.0, fi ve times, most recently: Kamerion Wimbley (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 4.0, Elvis Dumervil (9/20 at Denver)

MOST INTERCEPTIONSBrowns: None Opponent: 1, six times, most recently: Ed Reed (9/27 at Baltimore)

2009 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

vs. Minnesota Vikings (9/13/09) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 6 0Defense 1 1 2 1 5 3 2 22 0

at Denver Broncos (9/20/09) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0Defense 1 1 1 1 4 2 1 15 0

at Baltimore Ravens (9/27/09) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 3 0 Defense 2 2 1 1 6 3 2 24 1

2009 NUMBERS IN THE RED ZONE


MOST POINTSBrowns: 20 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 34, two times, most recently: (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST POINTS, QUARTERBrowns: 10, Second (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 14, two times, most recently: Fourth (9/20 at Denver) MOST POINTS, HALFBrowns: 13, First (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 24, Second (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST FIRST DOWNSBrowns: 16 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 28 (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST YARDS RUSHING (NET)Browns: 89 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 225 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 23 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 37, two times, most recently: (9/20 at Denver)

MOST PASSING YARDS (NET)Browns: 179 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 337 (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 35 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 37, two times, most recently: (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST PASSING COMPLETIONSBrowns: 21 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 26 (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST SACKS (BY DEFENSE)Browns: 4.0 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 5.0 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

MOST TOTAL NET YARDSBrowns: 268 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 479 (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST PENALTIES (No. – Yards)Browns: 8 - 66 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 8 - 84 (9/27 at Baltimore)

MOST TIME OF POSSESSIONBrowns: 28:42 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 33:22 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST POINTSBrowns: 3 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 27 (9/20 at Denver)

FEWEST POINTS, HALFBrowns: 0, most recently: First (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 10, two times, most recently: First (9/20 at Denver)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNSBrowns: 11, two times, most recently: (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 19 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST YARDS RUSHING (NET)Browns: 54 (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 142 (9/27 at Baltimore)

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 20 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 28 (9/27 at Baltimore)

FEWEST PASSING YARDS (NET)Browns: 115 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 85 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 27 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 21 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST COMPLETIONSBrowns: 17 (9/27 at Baltimore) Opponent: 14 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST SACKS (BY DEFENSE)Browns: 0.0 (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 4.0 (9/20 at Denver)

FEWEST TOTAL NET YARDSBrowns: 200 (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 310 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

FEWEST PENALTIES (No. – Yards)Browns: 4 - 43 (9/20 at Denver) Opponent: 3 - 38 (9/13 vs. Minnesota)

LEAST TIME OF POSSESSIONBrowns: 26:38 (9/13 vs. Minnesota) Opponent: 31:18 (9/27 at Baltimore)

2009 TEAM SUPERLATIVES


FIRST DOWNS EARNEDTotal First Downs - Regular Season (First downs awarded to passer and receiver on passing plays)

PLAYER RUSHING RECEIVING PASSING TOTALBrady Quinn 1 21 22Braylon Edwards 10 10 Jamal Lewis 4 3 7Derek Anderson 6 6Mike Furrey 5 5Jerome Harrison 2 3 5Robert Royal 4 4Joshua Cribbs 1 1Mohamed Massaquoi 1 1 Lawrence Vickers 1 1PENALTY 4Total 8 27 27

Date Opp. Att. Results9/13 MIN 0/1 B. Quinn pass incomplete short middle to R. Royal9/20 at Den 0/09/27 at Bal 0/0 10/4 CIN 10/11 at Buf 10/18 at Pit 10/25 GB 11/1 at Chi 11/16 BAL11/22 at Det 11/29 at Cin 12/6 SD 12/10 PIT 12/20 at KC 12/29 OAK1/3 JAC Totals 0/1

REPLAYS AND CHALLENGESBrowns Challenges (0/0)Date Opp. Time Initial Call Decision Opponent Challenges (1/2)Date Opp. Time Initial Call Decision9/13 MIN 10:17 (Second Quarter) Referee announced unable to determine who recovered fumble Minnesota challenged fumble ruling and play was upheld. 9/13 MIN 7:54 (Second Quarter) B. Quinn pass to Braylon Edwards for 34 yards, TOUCHDOWN Minnesota challenged ineligible receiver ruling and play was reversed.

Replay Assistant Challenges (0/0)-Last two minutes of each half and overtime only-Date Opp. Time Initial Call Decision

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NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 28 6 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 3/0/0/03 Anderson, Derek QB 6-6 230 6/15/83 26 5 Oregon State Portland, Ore. W. (Bal.) - ‘05 1/0/2/050 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 11 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/096 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 32 11 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/2/0/090 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 30 8 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/054 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 25 3 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 3/0/0/016 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 26 5 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 3/3/0/08 Cundiff, Billy K 6-1 207 3/30/80 29 6 Drake Harlan, Iowa FA - ‘09 1/0/0/028 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 23 R Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 2/0/0/14 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 34 11 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 2/0/0/117 Edwards, Braylon WR 6-3 215 2/21/83 26 5 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D1 - ‘05 3/3/0/026 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 27 4 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/083 Estandia, Greg TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 26 3 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘09 0/0/0/166 Fraley, Hank OL 6-3 310 9/21/77 32 10 Robert Morris Gaithersburg, Md. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘06 3/1/0/025 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 22 R San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 3/0/0/087 Furrey, Mike WR 6-0 195 3/12/77 32 7 Northern Iowa Grove City, Ohio FA - ‘09 3/2/0/070 Hadnot, Rex OL 6-2 320 1/28/82 27 6 Houston Lufkin, Texas UFA (Mia.) - ‘08 0/0/0/351 Hall, Alex LB 6-5 250 8/17/85 24 2 St. Augustine’s Glenarden, Md. D7 - ‘08 3/0/0/035 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 26 4 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 2/1/0/182 Heiden, Steve TE 6-5 270 9/21/76 33 11 South Dakota St. Rushford, Minn. Tr. (S.D.) - ‘02 3/2/0/052 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 4 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 3/3/0/030 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 24 2 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 2/0/0/131 Lewis, Jamal RB 5-11 245 8/26/79 30 10 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Bal.) - ‘07 2/2/0/155 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 23 R California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 3/3/0/037 Madison, Anthony DB 5-9 180 10/8/81 27 4 Alabama Thomasville, Ala. FA - ‘09 1/0/0/056 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 22 R Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 3/0/0/011 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 22 R Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 3/1/0/022 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 3 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 3/3/0/069 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 26 5 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/0/0/064 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 7 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 3/0/0/021 Pool, Brodney DB 6-2 210 5/24/84 25 5 Oklahoma Houston, Texas D2 - ‘05 3/3/0/023 Poteat, Hank DB 5-10 195 8/31/77 32 9 Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Pa. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/1/0/010 Quinn, Brady QB 6-3 235 10/27/84 24 3 Notre Dame Dublin, Ohio D1b - ‘07 3/3/0/05 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 24 2 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/380 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 21 R Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 1/0/0/292 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 30 9 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 3/3/0/084 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 30 8 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 3/1/0/071 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 23 2 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 3/0/0/098 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 31 10 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 3/3/0/027 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 31 9 Virginia Tech Winter Haven, Fla. FA - ‘07 3/0/0/078 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 32 10 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 3/3/0/065 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 29 7 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 3/3/0/073 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 24 3 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 3/3/0/074 Trautwein, Phil OL 6-6 308 4/15/86 23 R Florida Voorhees, N.J. W. (St. L) - ‘09 0/0/2/157 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 23 R Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 3/0/0/041 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 26 4 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 2/0/0/047 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 26 4 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 3/0/0/099 Williams, Corey DL 6-4 320 8/17/80 29 6 Arkansas State Camden, Ark. Tr. (G.B.) - ‘08 3/0/0/095 Wimbley, Kamerion LB 6-3 255 10/13/83 25 4 Florida State Wichita, Kan. D1 - ‘06 3/3/0/077 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 30 9 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 2/2/0/124 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 24 3 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 3/3/0/068 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 29 6 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 2/0/0/015 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 30 8 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 3/0/0/0 RESERVE-INJURED (IR): (2) 12 Steptoe, Syndric WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 24 2 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘07 0/0/0/072 Tucker, Ryan OL 6-6 315 6/12/75 34 13 TCU Midland, Texas UFA (St. L) - ‘02 0/0/0/0 PRACTICE SQUAD: (8) 58 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 24 R Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/059 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 23 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/029 Floyd, Marquis DB 6-0 190 3/17/80 29 1 West Georgia Monroe, Ga. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/060 Grennan, Keith DL 6-4 298 5/20/84 25 2 Eastern Washington Edmonds, Wa. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/079 Hilliard, Corey OL 6-6 300 4/26/85 24 3 Oklahoma State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/034 Jennings, Chris RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 23 R Arizona Yuma, Ari. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/075 Murray, Pat OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 24 2 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/091 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/0 Head Coach: Eric Mangini Assistants: Brad Seely (Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator), Brian Daboll (Offensive Coordinator), Rob Ryan (Defensive Coordinator), Gary Brown (Run ning Backs) Bryan Cox (Defensive Line), Alan DeGennaro (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), Andy Dickerson (Defensive Quality Control), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Henderson (Defensive Backs), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receivers), Tom Myslinski (Strength and Conditioning), Carl Smith (Quarterbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line)

CLEVELAND BROWNS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (as of September 28)


CLEVELAND BROWNS NUMERICAL ROSTER (as of September 28)NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA3 Derek Anderson QB 6-6 230 6/15/83 26 5 Oregon State Portland, Ore. W (Bal.) - ‘05 1/0/2/04 Phil Dawson K 5-11 200 1/23/75 34 11 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 2/0/0/15 Brett Ratliff QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 24 2 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 0/0/0/38 Billy Cundiff K 6-1 207 3/30/80 29 6 Drake Harlan, Iowa FA - ‘09 1/0/0/010 Brady Quinn QB 6-3 235 10/27/84 24 3 Notre Dame Dublin, Ohio D1b - ‘07 3/3/0/011 Mohamed Massaquoi WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 22 R Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 3/1/0/015 Dave Zastudil P 6-3 220 10/26/78 30 8 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 3/0/0/016 Joshua Cribbs WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 26 5 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 3/3/0/017 Braylon Edwards WR 6-3 215 2/21/83 26 5 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D1 - ‘05 3/3/0/020 Mike Adams DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 28 6 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 3/0/0/021 Brodney Pool DB 6-2 210 5/24/84 25 5 Oklahoma Houston, Texas D2 - ‘05 3/3/0/022 Brandon McDonald DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 3 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 3/3/0/023 Hank Poteat DB 5-10 195 8/31/77 32 9 Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Pa. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/1/0/024 Eric Wright DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 24 3 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 3/3/0/025 Coye Francies DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 22 R San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 3/0/0/026 Abram Elam DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 27 4 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/027 Nick Sorensen DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 31 9 Virginia Tech Winter Haven, Fla. FA - ‘07 3/0/0/028 James Davis RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 23 R Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 2/0/0/130 Gerard Lawson DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 24 2 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 2/0/0/131 Jamal Lewis RB 5-11 245 8/26/79 30 10 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Bal.) - ‘07 2/2/0/135 Jerome Harrison RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 26 4 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich D5a - ‘06 2/1/0/137 Anthony Madison DB 5-9 180 10/8/81 27 4 Alabama Thomasville, Ala. FA - ‘09 1/0/0/041 Ray Ventrone DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 26 4 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 2/0/0/047 Lawrence Vickers FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 26 4 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 3/0/0/050 Eric Barton LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 11 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/051 Alex Hall LB 6-5 250 8/17/85 24 2 St. Augustine’s Glenarden, Md. D7 - ‘08 3/0/0/052 D’Qwell Jackson LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 4 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 3/3/0/054 Blake Costanzo LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 25 3 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 3/0/0/055 Alex Mack OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 23 R California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 3/3/0/056 Kaluka Maiava LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 22 R Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 3/0/0/057 David Veikune LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 23 R Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09 3/0/0/064 Ryan Pontbriand LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 7 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 3/0/0/065 Eric Steinbach OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 29 7 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 3/3/0/066 Hank Fraley OL 6-3 310 9/21/77 32 10 Robert Morris Gaithersburg, Md. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘06 3/1/0/068 Billy Yates OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 29 6 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 2/0/0/069 C.J. Mosley DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 26 5 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/0/0/070 Rex Hadnot OL 6-2 320 1/28/82 27 6 Houston Lufkin, Texas UFA (Mia.) - ‘08 0/0/0/371 Ahtyba Rubin DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 23 2 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 3/0/0/073 Joe Thomas OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 24 3 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 3/3/0/074 Phil Trautwein OL 6-6 308 4/15/86 23 R Florida Voorhees, N.J. W. (St. L) - ‘09 0/0/2/177 Floyd Womack OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 30 9 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 2/2/0/178 John St. Clair OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 32 10 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 3/3/0/080 Brian Robiskie WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 21 R Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 1/0/0/282 Steve Heiden TE 6-5 270 9/21/76 33 11 South Dakota St. Rushford, Minn. Tr. (S.D.) - ‘02 3/2/0/083 Greg Estandia TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 26 3 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘09 0/0/0/184 Robert Royal TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 30 8 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 3/1/0/087 Mike Furrey WR 6-0 195 3/12/77 32 7 Northern Iowa Grove City, Ohio FA - ‘09 3/2/0/090 Kenyon Coleman DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 30 8 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 3/3/0/092 Shaun Rogers DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 30 9 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 3/3/0/095 Kamerion Wimbley LB 6-3 255 10/13/83 25 4 Florida State Wichita, Kan. D1 - ‘06 3/3/0/096 David Bowens LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 32 11 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 3/2/0/098 Robaire Smith DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 31 10 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 3/3/0/099 Corey Williams DL 6-4 320 8/17/80 29 6 Arkansas State Camden, Ark. Tr. (G.B.) - ‘08 3/0/0/0 RESERVE-INJURED (IR): (2) 12 Syndric Steptoe WR 5-9 200 12/6/84 24 2 Arizona Bryan, Texas D7b - ‘07 0/0/0/072 Ryan Tucker OL 6-6 315 6/12/75 34 13 TCU Midland, Texas UFA (St. L) - ‘02 0/0/0/0 PRACTICE SQUAD: (8) 29 Marquis Floyd DB 6-0 190 3/17/80 29 1 West Georgia Monroe, Ga. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/034 Chris Jennings RB 5-10 218 12/12/85 23 R Arizona Yuma, Ari. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/058 Marcus Benard LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 24 R Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/059 Titus Brown LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 23 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘08 0/0/0/060 Keith Grennan DL 6-4 298 5/20/84 25 2 Eastern Washington Edmonds, Wa. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/075 Pat Murray OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 24 2 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/079 Corey Hilliard OL 6-6 300 4/26/85 24 3 Oklahoma State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/091 Brian Schaefering DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 26 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 0/0/0/0 Head Coach: Eric Mangini Assistants: Brad Seely (Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator), Brian Daboll (Offensive Coordinator), Rob Ryan (Defensive Coordinator), Gary Brown (Run-ning Backs), Bryan Cox (Defensive Line), Alan DeGennaro (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), Andy Dickerson (Defensive Quality Control), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Henderson (Defensive Backs), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receivers), Tom Myslinski (Strength and Conditioning), Carl Smith (Quar-terbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line)


CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY POSITION (as of September 28)QUARTERBACKS (3) POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ 3 Anderson, Derek QB 6-6 230 6/15/83 26 5 Oregon State Portland, Ore. W (Bal.) - ‘0510 Quinn, Brady QB 6-3 235 10/27/84 24 3 Notre Dame Dublin, Ohio D1b - ‘075 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 24 2 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 RUNNING BACKS (4) 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 23 R Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘0935 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 26 4 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘0631 Lewis, Jamal RB 5-11 245 8/26/79 30 10 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Bal.) - ‘0747 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 26 4 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 WIDE RECEIVERS (5) 16 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 26 5 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘0517 Edwards, Braylon WR 6-3 215 2/21/83 26 5 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D1 - ‘0587 Furrey, Mike WR 6-0 195 3/12/77 32 7 Northern Iowa Grove City, Ohio FA - ‘0911 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 22 R Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘0980 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 21 R Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 TIGHT ENDS (3) 83 Greg Estandia TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 26 3 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘0982 Heiden, Steve TE 6-5 270 9/21/76 33 11 South Dakota St. Rushford, Minn. Tr. (S.D.) - ‘0284 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 30 8 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (9) 66 Fraley, Hank OL 6-3 310 9/21/77 32 10 Robert Morris Gaithersburg, Md. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘0670 Hadnot, Rex OL 6-2 320 1/28/82 27 6 Houston Lufkin, Texas UFA (Mia.) - ‘0855 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 23 R California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘0978 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 32 10 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘0965 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 29 7 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘0773 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 24 3 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘0774 Trautwein, Phil OL 6-6 308 4/15/86 23 R Florida Voorhees, N.J. W. (St. L) - ‘0977 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 30 9 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘0968 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 29 6 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (6) 90 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 30 8 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0969 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 26 5 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0992 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 30 9 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘0871 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 23 2 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘0898 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 31 10 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘0799 Williams, Corey DL 6-4 320 8/17/80 29 6 Arkansas State Camden, Ark. Tr. (G.B.) - ‘08 LINEBACKERS (8) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 11 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0996 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 32 11 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0954 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 25 3 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘0951 Hall, Alex LB 6-5 250 8/17/85 24 2 St. Augustine’s Glenarden, Md. D7 - ‘0852 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 4 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘0656 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 22 R Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘0957 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 23 R Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘0995 Wimbley, Kamerion LB 6-3 255 10/13/83 25 4 Florida State Wichita, Kan. D1 - ‘06 DEFENSIVE BACKS (11) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 28 6 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘0726 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 27 4 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0925 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 22 R San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘0930 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 24 2 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘0837 Anthony Madison DB 5-9 180 10/8/81 27 4 Alabama Thomasville, Ala. FA - ‘0922 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 3 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘0721 Pool, Brodney DB 6-2 210 5/24/84 25 5 Oklahoma Houston, Texas D2 - ‘0523 Poteat, Hank DB 5-10 195 8/31/77 32 8 Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Pa. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0927 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 31 9 Virginia Tech Winter Haven, Fla. FA - ‘0741 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 26 4 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘0924 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 24 3 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 SPECIALISTS (4) 8 Cundiff, Billy K 6-1 207 3/30/80 29 6 Drake Harlan, Iowa FA - ‘094 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 34 11 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘9964 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 7 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘0315 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 30 8 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06


CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE (as of September 28) NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ11th Year (4) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 11 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 96 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 32 11 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 4 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 34 11 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 82 Heiden, Steve TE 6-5 270 9/21/76 33 11 South Dakota St. Rushford, Minn. Tr. (S.D.) - ‘02 10th Year (4) 66 Fraley, Hank OL 6-3 310 9/21/77 32 10 Robert Morris Gaithersburg, Md. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘06 31 Lewis, Jamal RB 5-11 245 8/26/79 30 10 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Bal.) - ‘07 98 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 31 10 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 78 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 32 10 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 9th Year (3) 92 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 30 9 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 27 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 31 9 Virginia Tech Winter Haven, Fla. FA - ‘07 77 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 30 9 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 8th Year (4) 90 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 30 8 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 23 Poteat, Hank DB 5-10 195 8/31/77 32 8 Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Pa. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 84 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 30 8 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 15 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 30 8 Ohio University Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 7th Year (3) 87 Furrey, Mike WR 6-0 195 3/12/77 32 7 Northern Iowa Grove City, Ohio FA - ‘09 64 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 30 7 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 65 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 29 7 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 6th Year (4) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 28 6 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 8 Cundiff, Billy K 6-1 207 3/30/80 29 6 Drake Harlan, Iowa FA - ‘09 70 Hadnot, Rex OL 6-2 320 1/28/82 27 6 Houston Lufkin, Texas UFA (Mia.) - ‘08 99 Williams, Corey DL 6-4 320 8/17/80 29 6 Arkansas State Camden, Ark. Tr. (G.B.) - ‘08 68 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 29 6 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘09 5th Year (5) 3 Anderson, Derek QB 6-6 230 6/15/83 26 5 Oregon State Portland, Ore. W (Bal.) - ‘05 16 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 26 5 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 17 Edwards, Braylon WR 6-3 215 2/21/83 26 5 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D1 - ‘05 69 Mosley, C.J. DL 6-3 305 8/6/83 26 5 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 21 Pool, Brodney DB 6-2 210 5/24/84 25 5 Oklahoma Houston, Texas D2 - ‘05 4th Year (7) 26 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 27 4 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 35 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 26 4 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 52 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 26 4 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 37 Anthony Madison DB 5-9 180 10/8/81 27 4 Alabama Thomasville, Ala. FA - ‘09 41 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 26 4 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 47 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 26 4 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 95 Wimbley, Kamerion LB 6-3 255 10/13/83 25 4 Florida State Wichita, Kan. D1 - ‘06 3rd Year (6) 54 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 25 3 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 83 Greg Estandia TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 26 3 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘09 22 McDonald, Brandon DB 5-10 185 8/26/85 24 3 Memphis Collins, Miss. D5 - ‘07 10 Quinn, Brady QB 6-3 235 10/27/84 24 3 Notre Dame Dublin, Ohio D1b - ‘07 73 Thomas, Joe OT 6-6 312 12/4/84 24 3 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 24 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 24 3 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 2nd Year (4) 51 Hall, Alex LB 6-5 250 8/17/85 24 2 St. Augustine’s Glenarden, Md. D7 - ‘08 30 Lawson, Gerard DB 5-10 195 1/12/85 24 2 Oregon State Las Vegas, Nev. FA - ‘08 5 Ratliff, Brett QB 6-4 224 8/8/85 24 2 Utah Chico, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 71 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 23 2 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 Rookie (9) 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 23 R Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 25 Francies, Coye DB 6-0 185 11/15/86 22 R San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. D6b - ‘09 55 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 23 R California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 56 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 22 R Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 11 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 22 R Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 80 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 21 R Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 74 Trautwein, Phil OL 6-6 308 4/15/86 23 R Florida Voorhees, N.J. W. (St. L) - ‘09 57 Veikune, David LB 6-2 257 12/12/85 23 R Hawaii Wahiawa, Hawaii D2c - ‘09


DEPTH CHART & PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (as of September 28)

OFFENSE WR 17 Braylon Edwards 11 Mohamed Massaquoi LT 73 Joe Thomas LG 65 Eric Steinbach 68 Billy Yates C 55 Alex Mack 66 Hank FraleyRG 77 Floyd Womack 70 Rex Hadnot RT 78 John St. Clair 74 Phil TrautweinTE 84 Robert Royal 82 Steve Heiden 83 Greg EstandiaWR 16 Joshua Cribbs 87 Mike Furrey 80 Brian RobiskieQB 10 Brady Quinn 3 Derek Anderson 5 Brett Ratliff FB 47 Lawrence VickersRB 31 Jamal Lewis 35 Jerome Harrison 28 James Davis

DEFENSE LE 90 Kenyon Coleman 69 C.J. MosleyNT 92 Shaun Rogers 71 Ahtyba RubinRE 98 Robaire Smith 99 Corey WilliamsOLB 95 Kamerion Wimbley ILB 52 D’Qwell Jackson 57 David Veikune ILB 50 Eric Barton 56 Kaluka Maiava 54 Blake Costanzo OLB 96 David Bowens 51 Alex Hall LCB 24 Eric Wright 23 Hank Poteat 37 Anthony Madison RCB 22 Brandon McDonald 25 Coye Francies 30 Gerard Lawson S 21 Brodney Pool 20 Mike Adams 41 Ray Ventrone S 26 Abram Elam 27 Nick Sorensen SPECIAL TEAMS P 15 Dave Zastudil K 4 Phil Dawson 8 Billy Cundiff H 15 Dave Zastudil PR 16 Joshua Cribbs 30 Gerard Lawson 35 Jerome Harrison KR 16 Joshua Cribbs 30 Gerard Lawson 35 Jerome HarrisonLS 64 Ryan Pontbriand Rookies *as compiled by the Browns PR Department CLEVELAND BROWNS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Brian Daboll DAY-bullKenyon Coleman ken-YONGreg Estandia es-STAND-ee-uhCoye Francies fran-CEASE Mike Furrey FUR-ee D’Qwell Jackson DUH-quell Kaluka Maiava my-AH-vah Mohamed Massaquoi mass-UH-qwah Ryan Pontbriand PAWNT-bree-awnd Ahtyba Rubin ah-TAH-baPhil Trautwein TROUT-wineKamerion Wimbley CameronDavid Veikune vay-KU-nayDave Zastudil ZAS-tuh-dil


HOW THE BROWNS ARE BUILT (as of September 28)

YEAR DRAFT (20) TRADE/WAIVER (11) FREE AGENTS (22)2009 Alex Mack (1) Blake Costanzo - W. (Buf.) Eric Barton - UFA (NYJ) Brian Robiskie (2a) Kenyon Coleman - Tr. (NYJ) David Bowens - UFA (NYJ) Mohamed Massaquoi (2b) Greg Estandia - W. (Jac) Billy Cundiff David Veikune (2c) Abram Elam - Tr. ( NYJ) Mike Furrey Kaluka Maiava (4) Brett Ratliff - Tr. (NYJ) Anthony Madison Coye Francies (6b) Phil Trautwein - W. (St. L.) C.J. Mosley - UFA (NYJ) James Davis (6c) Hank Poteat - UFA (NYJ) Robert Royal John St. Clair - UFA (Chi.) Ray Ventrone Floyd Womack - UFA (Sea.) Billy Yates 2008 Ahtyba Rubin (6a) Shaun Rogers Tr. (Det.) Rex Hadnot-UFA (Mia.) Alex Hall (7) Corey Williams Tr. (G.B.) Gerard Lawson 2007 Joe Thomas (1a) Mike Adams Brady Quinn (1b) Jamal Lewis-UFA (Bal.) Eric Wright (2) Robaire Smith-UFA (Ten.) Brandon McDonald (5) Nick Sorensen Eric Steinbach-UFA (Cin.) 2006 Kamerion Wimbley (1) Hank Fraley Tr. (Phi.) Dave Zastudil-UFA (Bal.) D’Qwell Jackson (2) Jerome Harrison (5a) Lawrence Vickers (6a) 2005 Braylon Edwards (1) Derek Anderson W. (Bal.) Joshua Cribbs Brodney Pool (2) 2004 2003 Ryan Pontbriand (5a) 2002 Steve Heiden Tr. (S.D.) 2001 2000 1999 Phil Dawson


2009 TRANSACTIONS (as of September 28)January 8 Eric Mangini named Head Coach. January 14 Brian Daboll named Offensive Coordinator. Rob Ryan named Defensive Coordinator. Brad Seely named Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator. January 22 Bryan Cox named Defensive Line Coach. Jerome Henderson named Defensive Backs Coach. Andy Dickerson named Defensive Quality Control Coach. Carl Smith named Quarterbacks Coach. Rick Lyle named Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. January 25 George Kokinis named General Manager. January 26 T.J. McCreight resigns as Director of Player Personnel. February 4 George Warhop named Offensive Line Coach. Tom Myslinski retained as Strength and Conditioning Coach. Alan DeGennaro retained as Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. February 9 DB Terry Cousin, QB Ken Dorsey, LB Antwan Peek, QB Bruce Gradkowski, P Mike Dragosavich, K Jason Reda waived, OL Eric Young waived. February 11 George McDonald named Offensive Quality Control Coach. February 17 Steve Hagen named Tight Ends Coach. Gary Brown named Running Backs Coach. February 22 Matt Eberfl us named Linebackers Coach. February 27 Browns trade TE Kellen Winslow to Tampa Bay for undisclosed draft picks. March 5 TE Robert Royal signed as a free agent (Buf.). March 6 Dawn Aponte named Vice President of Football Administration. DB Mike Adams re-signed. DL C.J. Mosley signed as an unrestricted free agent (NYJ).

March 11 WR Joe Jurevicius released. March 9 DB Hank Poteat signed as an unrestricted free agent (NYJ). March 12 LB David Bowens signed as an unrestricted free agent (NYJ). March 13 LB Eric Barton signed as an unrestricted free agent (NYJ). OL Floyd Womack signed as an unrestricted free agent (Sea.). March 17 OL John St. Clair signed as an unrestricted free agent (Chi.). March 18 RB Noah Herron signed as a free agent. March 19 DB Corey Ivy signed as an unrestricted free agent (Balt.). March 23 WR David Patten signed as a free agent. April 30 LB Bo Ruud claimed via waivers from New England. RB Allen Patrick released. May 1 LB Marcus Benard, DB Corey Boudreaux, OL Branndon Braxton, WR Brent Casteel, OL Marlon Davis, LB Jonathan Foster, DL Adam Hoppel, LB Phillip Hunt, TE Mike Massey, DB Nate Ness, WR Jordan Norwood, DB Antonio Smith, DB Jason Venson, DB Bryan Williams signed as an undrafted free agents. May 4 DB Bret Lockett signed as an undrafted free agent. DB Corey Boudreaux, WR Brent Casteel, TE Mike Massey, DB Antonio Smith waived. May 5 WR Mike Furrey signed as a free agent May 6 George McDonald promoted to Wide Receivers Coach. May 15 K Parker Douglass signed as a free agent. May 26 DB Rod Hood signed as a free agent.

June 5 OL George Foster signed as a free agent. DB Jason Venson waived. June 15 DB Bryan Williams waived. June 16 LB Blake Costanzo claimed via waivers from Buffalo. July 15 DB Don Carrey, DB Coye Francies, RB James Davis signed. LB Jonathan Foster, DB Nate Ness, RB Marcus Thomas waived. July 24 LB Kaluka Maiava signed. July 25 OL Alex Mack signed. LB David Holloway waived. July 26 LB David Veikune signed. WR Devale Ellis waived. July 28 WR Mohamed Massaquoi signed. OL Marlon Davis placed on Reserve/Left Squad list. WR Braylon Edwards placed on Active/Non-Football Injury list. DB Coye Francies placed on Active/Non-Football Injury list.

July 31 WR Brian Robiskie signed. K Parker Douglass waived.

August 2 DB Coye Francies activated from Active/Non-Football Injury list. August 5 WR Braylon Edwards activated from Active/Non-Football Injury list. August 6 DB Brandon Anderson signed. DB Don Carey waived/injured. August 8 DL Shaun Smith released. August 9 OL Fred Weary signed.

August 11 WR Edward Williams signed. WR Syndric Steptoe waived/injured. August 12 WR Syndric Steptoe placed on reserve-injured.

August 17 WR Paul Raymond claimed off waivers from New York Jets. LB Bo Rudd waived. August 18 RB Chris Jennings signed. LB Phillip Hunt waived. August 20 OL Pat Murray, LB Robert McCune signed. OL Branndon Braxton, WR Edward Williams waived.

August 24 DB Tra Battle, OL Corey Hilliard, TE Nate Jackson signed. Terminated the contract of OL George Foster. TE John Madsen released. DL Melila Purcell waived/injured.

August 25 WR Paul Raymond waived. DL Brian Schaefering signed. DL Melila Purcell placed on injured reserve.

August 31 DB Rod Hood, LB Robert McCune, TE Nate Jackson released. OL Branndon Braxton signed. September 1 DL Louis Leonard traded to Carolina for undisclosed draft choice. OL Ryan Tucker, OL Fred Weary placed on injured reserve. September 5 Terminated the contract of DB Hamza Abdullah, RB Noah Herron, DB Corey Ivy, WR David Patten, TE Aaron Walker. Injury settlement reached with DL Melila Purcell. FB Charles Ali, DB Brandon Anderson, QB Richard Bartel, DB Tra Battle, LB Beau Bell, OL Branndon Braxton, LB Titus Brown, OL Dustin Fry, DL Adam Hoppel, WR Paul Hubbard, RB Chris Jennings, WR Lance Leggett, OL Pat Murray, WR Jordan Norwood, OL Kurt Quarterman, DL Brian Schaefering, OL Isaac Sowells, DL Santonio Thomas waived.

September 6 LB Marcus Benard, OL Corey Hilliard, DB Bret Lockett waived. OL Phil Trautwein (St. Louis), RB Cedric Peerman (Baltimore), DB Marquis Floyd (Seattle), DB DeAngelo Smith (Dallas) claimed via waivers. Injury settlement reached with OL Fred Weary.

September 7 DB Brandon Anderson, LB Titus Brown, RB Chris Jennings, WR Lance Leggett, OL Pat Murray, DL Brian Schaefering signed to the practice squad.

September 9 LB Marcus Benard, OL Corey Hilliard, DL Keith Grennan signed to the prac tice squad. DB Brandon Anderson released from the practice squad.

September 15 LB Leon Williams waived. September 16 DB DeAngelo Smith waived. OL Billy Yates signed, DB Ray Ventrone signed.

September 22 TE Greg Estandia claimed via waivers from Jacksonville. DB Anthony Madison signed. TE Martin Rucker, DB Marquis Floyd waived. September 24 WR Lance Leggett released from the practice squad. DB Marquis Floyd signed to the practice squad. September 26 K Billy Cundiff signed. RB Cedric Peerman waived.


2009 GAME SUMMARIES

VIKINGS 34BROWNS 20

September 13, 2009Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

Running back Adrian Peterson rushed for 180 yards and three touchdowns as the Vikings downed the Browns 34-20 at Cleveland Browns Stadium. After a failed onside kick to open the game, the Browns took the opening possession 31 yards and kicker Phil Dawson connect-ed on a 37-yard fi eld goal to give Cleveland the early advantage. The Vikings added a fi rst quarter fi eld goal and Peterson scored a one-yard touchdown to put Minnesota back on top. A 20-yard Dawson fi eld goal and a 67-yard punt return for a touchdown by Joshua Cribbs gave the Browns a 13-10 halftime advantage. The Browns limited Minnesota to 90 net yards in the half and held Peterson to 25 rushing yards, but The Vikings piled up 24 second half points. Peterson burst through with 155 rushing yards in the second half, including a 64-yard fourth quarter score to help put the game out of reach. Brett Favre, making his Vikings debut, was held to 110 passing yards and was sack four times.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalMinnesota 3 7 14 10 34Cleveland 3 10 0 7 20

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 11:28 P. Dawson 37 yd. Field Goal (8-31, 3:32)Vikings 1 0:03 R. Longwell 21 yd. Field Goal (12-46, 6:52)Vikings 2 11:09 A. Peterson 1 yd. run (R. Longwell kick) (4-23, 1:47)Browns 2 5:57 P. Dawson 20 yd. Field Goal (9-73, 5:12)Browns 2 1:30 J. Cribbs 67 yd. punt return (P. Dawson kick)Vikings 3 10:07 A. Peterson 1 yd. run (R. Longwell kick) (9-55, 4:43)Vikings 3 1:06 P. Harvin 6 yd. pass from B. Favre (R. Longwell kick) (13-82, 7:32)Vikings 4 6:55 R. Longwell 37 yd. Field Goal (6-14, 3:06)Vikings 4 5:58 A. Peterson 64 yd. run (R. Longwell kick) (1-64, 0:13)Browns 4 0:28 R. Royal 26 yd. pass from B. Quinn (P. Dawson kick) (9-80, 2:35)

TEAM STATISTICS MIN CLEFIRST DOWNS: 19 17 TIME OF POSSESSION: 33:22 26:38TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 310 (225/85) 268 (89/179)SACKS/Yards 5/26 4/25PUNTS/Average: 6-38.7 5-42.0PENALTIES/Yards: 3-38 8-66 FUMBLES/LOST: 0/0 3/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: B. Quinn 21-35-205 (TD, INT); MIN: B. Favre 14-21-110 (TD), T. Jackson 0-1-0RUSHING: CLE: J. Lewis 11-57, B. Quinn 2-21, J. Cribbs 3-6, J. Davis 4-5; MIN: A. Pe-terson 25-180 (3 TD), P. Harvin 2-22, C. Taylor 7-17, J. Dugan 1-5, N. Tahi 1-2, T. Jackson 1-(-1)RECEIVING: CLE: R. Royal 4-60 (TD), M. Furrey 4-28, J. Lewis 3-47, J. Davis 3-4, S. Heiden 2-14, J. Cribbs 2-10, M. Massaquoi 1-18, B. Edwards 1-12, L. Vickers 1-12; MIN: C.Taylor 5-13, P. Harvin 3-36 (TD), V. Shiancoe 3-26, S. Rice 2-17, A. Peterson 1-18INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; MIN: C. Griffi n 1-0SACKS: CLE: A. Elam 1-4.0, S. Rogers 1-8.0, B. Pool 1-6.0, K. Wimbley 1-7.0; MIN: E. Henderson 1-1.0, R. Edwards 1.5-12.0, K. Williams 1-9.0, J. Kennedy 1-2.0, B. Leber 1-4.0PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 5-210 (42.0); MIN: C. Kluwe 6-232 (38.7)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-67 (22.3) (TD); MIN: D. Reynaud 2-54 (27.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 6-140 (23.3); MIN: P. Harvin 3-99 (33.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; MIN: None

CLEVELANDWR B. Edwards LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT S. RogersLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB K. WimbleyRG F. Womack ILB D. JacksonRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonTE R. Royal OLB D. BowensWR J. Cribbs LCB E. WrightQB B. Quinn RCB B. McDonaldTE S. Heiden S B. PoolRB J. Lewis S A. Elam

MINNESOTAWR B. Berrian LE R. EdwardsLT B. McKinnie NT P. WilliamsLG S. Hutchinson UT K. WilliamsC J. Sullivan RE J. AllenRG A. Herrera SLB C. GreenwayRT P. Loadholt MLB E. HendersonTE V. Shiancoe WLB B. LeberWR S. Rice LCB A. Winfi eldQB B. Favre RCB C. Griffi nTE J. Kleinsasser SS T. JohnsonRB A. Peterson FS M. Williams

BRONCOS 27BROWNS 6September 20, 2009

INVESCO Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.Turnovers and big plays helped propel the Broncos to a 27-6 victory over the Browns at IN-VESCO Field at Mile High. The Browns forced their lone turnover of the contest during the games opening kickoff as they were able to take over on the Denver 22 yard line. The Browns settled for a fi eld goal and a 3-0 lead, their only lead of the game. A Cleveland fumble at its own nine-yard line up set up tight end Tony Scheffl er’s one-yard score from quarterback Kyle Orton. The team’s exchanged fi eld goals as Denver took a 10-6 lead into the locker room. In the second half the Broncos piled up 133 rushing yards. Denver totaled fi ve plays of 25 yards of more, including a 49-yard fourth quarter pass from Orton to wide receiver Jabar Gaffney. Elvis Dumervil tied a Bronco’s single-game record with four sacks. Kicker Phil Dawson’s two fi eld goals moved him into a tie for second on the Browns’ all-time career fi eld goal list with 216.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 6 0 0 0 6Denver 7 3 3 14 27

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 12:22 P. Dawson 22 yd. Field Goal (7-18, 2:33)Broncos 1 8:03 T.Scheffl er 2 yd. pass from K. Orton (M. Prater kick) (3-9, 1:11)Browns 1 1:49 P. Dawson 47 yd. Field Goal (11-51, 6:14)Broncos 2 11:42 M. Prater 23 yd. Field Goal (13-76, 5:07)Broncos 3 10:39 M. Prater 38 yd. Field Goal (6-18, 2:55)Broncos 4 12:18 P. Hillis 2 yd. run (M. Prater kick) (7-82, 3:45)Broncos 4 8:24 C. Buckhalter 45 yd. run (M. Prater kick) (3-67, 1:31)

TEAM STATISTICS CLE DENFIRST DOWNS: 11 25 TIME OF POSSESSION: 27:16 32:44TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 200 (54/146) 449 (186/263)SACKS/Yards 0/0 4/15PUNTS/Average: 6-45.3 2-54.5PENALTIES/Yards: 4-43 5-50 FUMBLES/LOST: 2/2 1/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: B. Quinn 18-31-161 (INT); DEN: K. Orton 19-37-263 (TD)RUSHING: CLE: J. Lewis 14-38, J. Harrison 3-8, B. Quinn 3-4, J. Cribbs 1-4; DEN: C. Buckhalter 9-76 (TD), K. Moreno 17-75, L. Jordan 7-19, B. Marshall 1-14, P. Hillis 1-2 (TD), K. Orton 2-0RECEIVING: CLE: B. Edwards 6-92, J. Cribbs 5-22, J. Harrison 4-24, R. Royal 1-13, J. Lewis 1-8, M. Furrey 1-2; DEN: B. Stokley 5-70, J. Gaffney 3-82, B. Marshall 3-34, E. Royal 3-20, K. Moreno 2-22, C. Buckhalter 1-30, D. Graham 1-3, T. Scheffl er 1-2 (TD)INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; DEN: D. McBath 1-3SACKS: CLE: None; DEN: E. Dumervil 4-15.0PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 6-272 (45.3); DEN: B. Kern 2-109 (54.5)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-24 (12.0); DEN: A. Smith 3-10 (3.3)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-60 (20.0); DEN: P. Hillis 1-24, E. Royal 1-22MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; DEN: M. Prater 39WL, 37WL

CLEVELANDWR B. Edwards LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT S. RogersLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB K. WimbleyRG F. Womack ILB D. JacksonRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonWR J. Cribbs LCB E. WrightQB B. Quinn RCB B. McDonaldRB J. Lewis S B. PoolTE S. Heiden S A. ElamWR M. Furrey DB H. Poteat

DENVERWR E. Royal LE R. McBeanLT R. Clady NT R. FieldsLG B. Hamilton RE K. PetersonC C. Weigmann RE M. HagganRG C. Kuper OLB D. WilliamsRT R. Harris ILB A. DavisTE D. Graham ILB E. DumervilWR B. Marshall LCB C. BaileyWR J. Gaffney RCB A. GoodmanQB K. Orton S R. HillRB C. Buckhalter S B. Dawkins


2009 GAME SUMMARIES

RAVENS 34BROWNS 3September 27, 2009

M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Md.

Baltimore registered four interceptions en route to a 34-3 victory over the Browns at M&T Bank Stadium to open AFC North Divisional play for play teams. The Ravens scored on their fi rst four offensive possessions and turned four Browns turnovers into 21 points. An intercep-tion ended the Browns opening drive and set up a seven-yard touchdown run by running back Willis McGahee. Back-to-back Baltimore drives of 12 plays and 16 plays resulted in fi eld goals. McGahee added his second rushing touchdown with under a minute left in the half to account for a 20-0 halftime lead. Baltimore added its third rushing touchdown, a nine-yard run by Ray Rice, in the third quarter. The Browns got on the scoreboard with a 29-yard fi eld goal by kicker Billy Cundiff, who was fi lling in for an injured Phil Dawson. Quarterback Joe Flacco found wide receiver Derek Mason for a 72-yard touchdown pass for the game’s fi nal score.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 0 0 0 3 3Baltimore 10 10 7 7 34

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayRavens 1 10:15 W. McGahee 7 yd. run (S. Hauschka kick) (6-31, 2:01)Ravens 1 1:16 S. Hauschka 36 yd. Field Goal (12-68, 6:03)Ravens 2 5:37 S. Hauschka 33 yd. Field Goal (16-82, 7:34)Ravens 2 0:55 W. McGahee 15 yd. run (S. Hauschka kick) (8-80, 2:31)Ravens 3 7:32 R. Rice 9 yd. run (S. Hauschka kick) (4-53, 1:54)Browns 4 14:55 B. Cundiff 29 yd. Field Goal (13-66, 7:37)Ravens 4 8:05 D. Mason 72 yd. pass from J. Flacco (S. Hauschka kick) (1-72, 0:13)

TEAM STATISTICS CLE BALFIRST DOWNS: 11 28 TIME OF POSSESSION: 28:42 31:18TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 186 (71/115) 479 (142/337)SACKS/Yards 1/9 2/11PUNTS/Average: 5-51.0 4-44.0PENALTIES/Yards: 5-46 8-84 FUMBLES/LOST: 0/0 1/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: D. Anderson 11-19-92 (3 INT), B. Quinn 6-8-34 (INT); BAL: J. Flacco 25-35-342 (TD), T. Smith 1-2-4RUSHING: CLE: J. Harrison 16-52, J. Davis 5-10, B. Quinn 2-9; BAL: W. McGahee 7-67 (2 TD), R. Rice 11-48 (TD), M. Clayton 2-15, L. McLain 2-7, J. Flacco 2-5, M. Lawrence 4-0RECEIVING: CLE: J. Harrison 5-33, M. Furrey 4-40, B. Edwards 3-35, M. Massaquoi 1-13, R. Royal 1-7, J. Cribbs 1-2, J. Davis 1-1, L. Vickers 1-(-5); BAL: D. Mason 5-118 (TD), K. Washington 5-66, T. Heap 4-41, R. Rice 4-27, M. Clayton 3-35, L. McLain 3-29, L. Smith 1-26, M. Lawrence 1-4INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; BAL: D. Landry 1-27, D. Foxworth 1-13, E. Reed 1-9, B. Ayanbadejo 1-0, R. Lewis 0-9SACKS: CLE: K. Wimbley 1-9.0; BAL: B. Ayanbadejo 1-5.0, T. Pryce 1-6.0PUNTING: CLE: D. Zastudil 5-255 (51.0); BAL: S. Koch 4-176 (44.0)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-16 (13.0); BAL: C. Carr 3-28 (9.3)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 6-159 (26.5), L. Vickers 1-0; BAL: C. Carr 1-28MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; BAL: None

CLEVELANDWR B. Edwards LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT S. RogersLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB K. WimbleyRG H. Fraley ILB D. JacksonRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonWR J. Cribbs OLB D. BowensWR M. Furrey LCB E. WrightWR M. Massaquoi S B. PoolQB B. Quinn S A. ElamRB J. Harrison RCB B. McDonald

BALTIMORELWR M. Clayton DT H. NgataLT J. Gaither NT K. GreggLG B. Grubbs DE T. PryceOC M. Birk RLB T. SuggsRG C. Chester JACK T. GoodenRT M. Oher MIKE R. LewisRWR D. Mason SLB J. JohnsonTE T. Heap LCB F. WashingtonQB J. Flacco SS D. LandryFB L. McClain FS E. ReedRB R. Rice RCB D. Foxworth

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