Cleveland Browns 2007 Season Preview

In April 2007, the Cleveland Browns, an American football franchise located in Cleveland, Ohio, who became member of the NFL in 1950, made their first-round pick on Wisconsin University offensive tackle Joe Thomas. Further, they selected the Notre Dame University quarterback Brady Quinn in the first round of 2007 NFL Draft, whom they got by means of trading with the Dallas Cowboys.

At the present moment, the Cleveland Browns possess really strong potential and skills. Hopingly, this asset will bring the required experience and outstanding results. # 3 overall pick Braylon Edwards is entering right now his 3rd season in the NFL searching to improve upon his last year 884-yard season, which he received while recovering from a surgery the previous season.

At the same time Joe Jurevicius is starting his tenth NFL season and his 2nd with the Browns team. During the first season with the Cleveland Browns, the skilled and neat handed Joe came third on the team with 40 receptions for 495 yards and 3 touchdowns.

The ones, who are more likely to receive the most playing time at the No. 3 receiver spot are the kick comebacker Joshua Cribbs, the 2006 third-round pick Travis Wilson, and Tim Carter, an acquisition from a March trade, during which Reuben Droughns left for the Giants. All of the three players are quite capable and skilled. Tim Carter, for example, has got 72 receptions in five seasons while in New York, Cribbs and Wilson have a total of 13 career receptions.