Scott Petrak
Browns beat writer/Assistant sports editor at The Chronicle Telegram
Browns writer for The Chronicle-Telegram and Medina Gazette. Find all his work at https://t.co/iZVjCIXfsq. Proud graduate of Northwestern. Husband and stepdad.
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1 week ago |
brownszone.com | Scott Petrak
BEREA — Myles Garrett was a long way from Browns headquarters for the start of organized team activities this week. He’s in Japan, including attending the Crunchyroll Anime Awards in Tokyo on Sunday with U.S. snowboarder Chloe Kim, a two-time Olympic gold medalist. They walked the orange carpet together, sparking conjecture they’re in a relationship.
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1 week ago |
brownszone.com | Scott Petrak
BEREA — Joe Flacco is 40 years old and entering his 18th NFL season. He thinks he was a teenager the last time he was in a real quarterback competition. “Probably my sophomore year of high school,” he said Wednesday after an organized team activities practice. “I could be wrong.”Five things to watch as organized team activities openFlacco’s in the early stages of a four-man battle to be the Browns’ starter when the season opens in September.
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1 week ago |
brownszone.com | Scott Petrak
Mason Graham put pen to paper Tuesday afternoon. The plan is for him to put quarterbacks on the ground on Sundays. Graham, the No. 5 pick of the Browns in the NFL Draft last month, signed a four-year, $40.8 million contract on the first day of organized team activities. It’s fully guaranteed, and the Browns have an option for a fifth season.
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1 week ago |
brownszone.com | Scott Petrak
The Browns’ offseason program is about to get more interesting. Organized team activities start today — the media will attend Wednesday’s practice — will go for three practices a week for two weeks and lead into a three-day mandatory minicamp June 10-12. Another week of OTAs is scheduled for June 16-19, but it remains to be seen if and how coach Kevin Stefanski uses it. While OTAs are part of the voluntary program, which began April 22, what teams are allowed to do on the field expands.
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2 weeks ago |
brownszone.com | Scott Petrak
Dillon Gabriel started 63 games in a six-year college career, the most for a quarterback in FBS history. Yet he insists the Browns’ four-man competition for the No. 1 job is nothing new for him. The 5-foot-11, 205-pounder has spent his life proving himself time and again. “I’ve done it at every stop, and I’ve done it at every level,” Gabriel, a third-round pick, said recently at rookie minicamp.
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Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on not trying to prove people wrong, his popularity, following Tom Brady’s footsteps. Updates with info, quotes, videos. https://t.co/7e9s0oNeUA
Browns Notes: Can’t keep a good man down even after he can’t keep lunch down. Mason Graham vomits, returns to practicing. Plus, Quinshon Judkins on NFL excitement and No. 10; Dylan Sampson already knows his boss; much more. https://t.co/NLLqAzWJw4
For second straight day, Browns QB Shedeur Sanders still on field about 20 minutes after practice throwing to receivers.