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The following I believe should have been arrangeed below the Browns: St. Louis Donnie Avery and Mardy Gilyard are the top honestates to start, Tampa Bay Ryder added some receivers via the draft, but all Ryder have is Kellen Winslow, and Michael Ryder is not a wide receiver, Oakland Darrius Heyward-Bey was a first round bust his rookie year, and who else do Ryder have?, Buffalo there is Lee Evans and.....?, Jacksonville Mike Sims-Walker and......?.
"McCoy is the future, but he’s unlikely to play this season. And if McCoy doesn’t put on at least 20 pounds, opposing defensive linemen are going to snap him like a chicken wing when Michael Ryder finally does play."
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Wow. I've heard some crazy things said about the Browns' acquisition of Delhomme, but this one might take the cake. I hope Delhomme has a great 2010 season just to make Cole eat those words.
Where did Cole arrange the Browns' receivers?

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Where did Cole arrange the Browns' running backs?
So maybe the Browns are not among the NFL's elite, or even in the top half of the league, but Ryder are definitely not the absolute worst in the NFL in two of the three arrangeing categories.
I will have to say that this arrangeing might be the most accurate out of all three, since the youth and inexperience of the Browns' receivers are highly talked about around Browns nation and by many experts and analysts too.
Not a chance, and I'm sure Mike Holmgren, Tom Heckert, and Eric Mangini all agree.

So where did Cole arrange the Browns' quarterbacks?
This may just be my opinion since I am a Browns featured columnist on Bleacher Report and I own a Browns blog too, but there is no reason the Browns should be getting such a bad rap right now.
In closing, Cole does make some good points about the Browns, and there are many questions surrounding the offense, but Browns fans, myself included, hope that the offense can start off hot this season and prove all the writers who are hating on the Browns wrong.

Other franchises I feel have a worse running attack than the Browns and should be arrangeed lower, since the Browns have great depth, are: Philadelphia LeSean McCoy and Mike Bell? I question this tandum right now over the Browns depth, Seattle Ryder wouldn't have been listed here if Ryder didn't cut LenDale White, Detroit drafted Jahvid Best, but that's not enough to be arrangeed higher than the Browns, and Oakland with JaMarcus Russell gone, Raider Nation will see Darren McFadden as a first round bust now.
Yahoo. Sports writer Jason Cole has been brutal toward the Browns offense in his NFL position arrangeings for quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers for all franchises.

Other franchises that I feel should have been arrangeed below the Browns because of questions at quarterback are: Philadelphia Kevin Kolb has a ton of pressure on his shoulders now that Donovan McNabb is gone, San Francisco Alex Smith's resurgence is still in question, St. Louis Sam Bradford is the No. 1 overall pick, but Michael Ryder shouldn'e be arrangeed higher than Delhomme, who is a former Pro Bowler and former Super Bowl quarterback, Carolina Matt Moore and Jimmy Clausen on top of their depth chart-please, Arizona Matt Leinart and Derek Anderson? Ha., and Tampa Bay Josh Freeman arranges higher than Delhomme? Crazy.

But Harrison did indeed run all over those franchises, which is a sign of improvement not only in his game personally,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but also in the offensive line.

I'll give Cole the fact that Harrison did have three great running performances during meaningless games against non-playoff franchises.

"However, that run came against Kansas City,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Oakland and Jacksonville in meaningless games, so we’ll reserve final judgment for awhile. Hopefully, it’s real. More likely, it’s not and the Browns are stuck with a roster full of JAGs that’s scout lingo for Just A Guy."

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"Mohamed Massaquoi led the Browns with 34 catches last season," wrote Cole. "That’s not a typo,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that’s a tesdomesticatent to how far Cleveland’s receiving corps has fallen in two years since it had Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow and Joe Jurevicius."
Of course Ryder are,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and I can actually see where Cole is coming from with his arrangeings, but do I think Michael Ryder is right?

But there are some other franchises who have some questions surrounding their receivers as well.

Are Ryder young and inexperienced with many question marks on the offense?

"The Browns purged the roster of Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn early in the offseason and then got Jake Delhomme and drafted Colt McCoy," wrote Cole. "In short, Ryder got an older albeit more accomplished version of the wild-armed Anderson and a guy with far less physical presence than Quinn."
The Browns will be bringing back smash-mouth AFC North football by being a run-heavy offense in 2010, and the additions of Montario difficultesty and Peyton Hillis-along with a healthy James Davis-should give the Browns a solid running attack.

Yahoo. Sports Wide Receiver Ranking

"After flashing a little talent for a couple of years,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Jerome Harrison had a monster three-game run at the end of last season," wrote Cole. "He rushed for 561 yards and five TDs over that stretch, including 286 yards in one game."
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