2010 Cleveland Browns Training Camp Analysis

August 2, 2010   ·   gary wertman   ·   Jump to comments

What a difference a year makes. The Cleveland Browns have just wrapped up day two in training camp and the positives are everywhere.
Last year the Browns were hoping to develop a running game behind aging Jamal Lewis. This year the running back position is very crowded with youth and talent. Jerome Harrison has looked very good and Peyton Hillis is showing he will be hard to keep on the bench as well.
Quarterbacks Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace have both impressed the coaches, with rookie Colt McCoy also looking good.
Last year, neither Brady Quinn or Derek Anderson looked like they wanted the job. That attitude continued through the entire season.
The tight end position looks so much better this year. Ben Watson is a savvy veteran slated to be the starter, but don’t count out Evan Moore.
Moore has looked great, catching several passes while proving to be a mismatch against anyone trying to cover him. Last year at this time, Browns fans didn&rsq...

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