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THE GAME

BROWNS MEDIA RELATIONS

VS.Regular Season Week 6, Game 6

Cleveland Browns (1-4) at Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)DATE: Sunday, October 17, 2010 SITE: Heinz Field

KICKOFF: 1:00 p.m. CAPACITY: 65,050 SURFACE: DD GrassMaster

INSIDE THIS WEEK’S RELEASEGame Information ....................... 2Head Coaches .............................. 2Series History .............................. 3Last time vs. Pittsburgh ............... 4Connections ................................. 5Probable Starters ......................... 6Notes ........................................... 7-10Eric Mangini Quotes ................... 11Player Quotes .............................. 12Interesting Player Facts ............... 13-15

2010 Season Statistics ................. 16-24Rosters......................................... 25-28How the Browns are Built ........... 29Depth Chart ................................. 30Pronunciation Guide ................... 30Transactions ................................ 31The Last Time ............................. 32Game Summaries ........................ 33-35Supplemental Bios ...................... 36-37

The Browns (1-4) hit the road for the fi rst of two consecu-tive games when they travel to Pittsburgh for an AFC North contest against the Steelers (3-1) on Sunday, October 17 at 1:00 p.m. The game will be televised by 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. The Steelers game begins a stretch over the next three games where the Browns face six of the past nine Super Bowl champions in Pittsburgh (10/17), New Orleans (10/24) and New England (11/7). So far this season, the Browns have faced the second toughest schedule in the league as their opponents have a combined 16-7 (.696) record. Cleveland continues its stretch of facing some of the most elite quarterbacks in the NFL. The seven quarterbacks the Browns are scheduled to face from Weeks 4-11 have a combined 335-186 (.643) career record, including this week’s opponent Ben Roethlisberger, who is 60-26 (.698) as a starter. The Browns have faced the Steelers more than any other team in franchise history with 114 regular season matchups. Pittsburgh holds a 58-56 edge in the all-time series with a 36-21 advantage at home. The teams split the season series last year with the Steelers taking the fi rst meeting, 27-14, at Heinz Field. In the next meeting, Cleveland snapped a 12-game los-ing streak to Pittsburgh with a 13-6 decision. In the contest, the Browns sacked quarterback Ben Roethlisberger eight times and the Cleveland ground attack outgained Pittsburgh 171-77. Cleveland fell to 1-4 on the season following a 20-10 set-back against the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday. In the contest,

kicker Phil Dawson tied Hall of Famer Lou Groza for fi rst on the Browns’ career fi eld goals made list with 234. Running back Peyton Hillis became the fi rst Browns player to record a touchdown in fi ve consecutive games since Earnest Byner did it in six straight games in 1985. Hillis’ fi ve total touchdowns this season are tied for fourth in the NFL and his four rushing scores are tied for third in the league. He leads the team with 350 rushing yards and is second on the club with 20 receptions. His reception total is tied fourth among all NFL running backs. Defensively, Cleveland stopped Atlanta on all three trips to the red zone. The Browns are second in the NFL in red zone defense as they have allowed just four touchdowns in 14 pos-sessions. The Browns are the only team in the NFL to not allow a rushing touchdown this year. Dating back to 2009, Cleveland has not allowed a rushing touchdown in seven consecutive games. It is the team’s longest such streak since 1992 when the Browns didn’t allow a rushing touchdown in 11 consecu-tive games. Defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman registered his NFL-leading third fumble recovery of the season and linebacker Marcus Benard recorded a sack and has a team-leading 3.5 on the season. Linebacker Scott Fujita turned in his second straight game with a strip-sack and linebacker Matt Roth re-corded a career-high eight tackles. On special teams, defensive back T.J. Ward blocked a 30-yard fi eld goal attempt in the second quarter, marking the sec-ond straight game in which Cleveland has blocked a fi eld goal.

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THE COACHES CLEVELAND BROWNS - ERIC MANGINIEric Mangini was named the 12th full-time head coach in the history of the Cleveland Browns franchise on January 8, 2009. For Mangini, it marked a return to his NFL roots, having kicked off his tenure in the league as a ball boy and an in-tern 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 15 years of NFL coaching experi-ence, 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. During his fi rst year at the helm in Cleveland, Mangini displayed a sense of resiliency that rubbed off on his team and led to the Browns winning their fi nal four games of the year. 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 de-fensive backs coach (2000-04) before being promoted to defensive coor-dinator in 2005. 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 ................................ Tomlin 6-15 .....................Record with Current Team ..................34-18

2nd ...........Years as Head Coach with Current Team ........4th

29-40 ................. Career Record as Head Coach ...............34-18

5th .................... Career Years as Head Coach ..................4th

5-11 ................................2009 Record ...............................9-7

15th ................................ Year in NFL ..............................10th

2-1 .......... Career Record vs. This Week’s Opponent ........5-1

GAME INFORMATIONTelevision: CBS (WOIO-TV 19) will broadcast the game with Kevin Harlan (play-by-play) and Solomon Wilcots (analyst) call-ing the action.

Radio: WMMS - 100.7 FM Flagship Station with Jim Donovan, Doug Dieken and sideline reporter Jamir Howerton. The Count-down to Kickoff pregame show hosted by Mike Snyder and Mike Pagel begins at 11:30 a.m.

Radio Affi liates: City Station Frequency City Station FrequencyAkron WAKR 1590 AM Kenton WKTN 95.3 FMAshtabula WFUN 970 AM Lima WWSR 93.1 FMBucyrus WQEL 92.7 FM Mansfi eld WMAN 1400 AMCadiz WCDK 106.3 FM Marietta WJAW 100.9 FMCanton WHBC 1480 AM Marion WNRN 1490 AMCelina WKKI 94.3 FM Sandusky WMJK 100.9 FMCleveland WMMS 100.7 FM Sandusky WLEC 1450 AMCleveland WMJI 105.7 FM Toledo WXKR 94.5 FMColumbus WBWK 105.7 FM Uhrichsville WBTC 1540 AMDayton WONE 980 AM Wooster WQKT 104.5 FMDover WJER 1450 AM Youngstown WKBN 570 AMFostoria WFOB 1430 AM Youngstown WNCD 93.3 FM

PITTSBURGH STEELERS - MIKE TOMLINMike Tomlin was named the 16th head coach in Pittsburgh Steelers history on January 22, 2007. Tomlin became only the third head coach hired by the Steelers since 1969, while becoming the youngest head coach in NFL history to coach in and win a Super Bowl, when he led the Steelers to a 27-23 victory over the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII. Tomlin is one of only seven coaches in league history to win a Super Bowl

within his fi rst two seasons as an NFL head coach. By leading the Steelers to a 9-7 record in 2009, Tomlin became only the second Steelers’ head coach to post winning records after each of his fi rst three seasons. Prior to joining the Steelers, Tomlin spent the 2006 season as the Minnesota Vikings’ defensive coordinator, after spending the previous fi ve seasons (2001-05) as defensive backs coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Prior to joining Tampa Bay’s staff, Tomlin served two seasons as the defen-sive backs coach at the University of Cincinnati (1999-00). He began his coaching career in 1995 as wide receivers coach at Virginia Military In-stitute.

Tuesday, October 12 Players off - No availability

Wednesday, October 1310:35–10:55 a.m. – Eric Mangini available in the Dino Lucarelli media center11:15 a.m.–12:00 noon – Players available in the locker room12:00 noon – Practice (open for approximately the fi rst 30 minutes)

Steelers Conference Calls12:20 p.m. – Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger12:40 p.m. – Pittsburgh Head Coach Mike Tomlin

Thursday, October 1410:35–10:55 a.m. – Eric Mangini available in the Dino Lucarelli media center11:15 a.m.–12:00 noon – Players available in the locker room12:00 noon – Practice (open for approximately the fi rst 30 minutes)

Friday, October 1510:35–10:55 a.m. – Eric Mangini available in the Dino Lucarelli media center11:10 a.m. – Practice (open for approximately the fi rst 30 minutes)Post practice – Players available in the locker room2:00 p.m. (approx.) – Rob Ryan available in the Dino Lucarelli media center3:00 p.m. (approx.) – Brian Daboll available in the Dino Lucarelli media center

Saturday, October 16No practice – No availability

Sunday, October 171:00 p.m. – Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers

Monday, October 18 2:30–2:50 p.m. – Eric Mangini available in the Dino Lucarelli media center

THIS WEEK’S MEDIA SCHEDULE

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2010 REGULAR SEASON RANKINGS CLE (NFL rank) PIT (NFL rank)RECORD 1-4 3-1POINTS SCORED PER GAME 15.6 (29) 21.5 (12)TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 301.4 (25) 269.5 (29)RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 102.8 (20) 133.5 (9)PASSING YARDS PER GAME 198.6 (21) 136 (32)POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 19.4 (13) 12.5 (1)TOTAL DEFENSIVE YPG 343.2 (21) 289 (5)RUSHING DEFENSIVE YPG 120 (23) 62.3 (1)PASSING DEFENSIVE YPG 223.2 (18) 226.8 (20)TURNOVER RATIO -2 (20t) +7 (2t)

TALE OF THE TAPE

ON DECKFor the third consecutive season, the Browns will face the defending Super Bowl champions, when they meet the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, October 24, at 1:00 p.m. ET (Noon CT) at the Louisiana Super-dome. This will mark the Browns’ fi rst trip to the Superdome since No-vember 24, 2002, when the Browns defeated the Saints, 24-15. Cleveland is 11-4 all-time against the Saints, 7-2 all-time at New Orleans and 3-2 in the Superdome.

ABOUT THE STEELERSThe Steelers are coming off their bye week with a 3-1 record. Pitts-burgh won its fi rst three games before dropping a 17-14 decision against Baltimore on October 3. Running back Rashard Mendenhall paces the club with 411 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Wide receiver Mike Wallace (211), wide receiver Hines Ward (165) and tight end Heath Miller (100) lead the receiving corps.

r BROWNS-STEELERS SERIES HISTORY

Regular Season Results vs. Pittsburgh Steelers since 1999

Date Result ScorePittsburgh Steelers 9/12/99 L 0-43at Pittsburgh Steelers 11/14/99 W 16-15Pittsburgh Steelers 9/17/00 W 23-20at Pittsburgh Steelers 10/22/00 L 0-22Pittsburgh Steelers 11/11/01 L 12-15 (OT)at Pittsburgh Steelers 1/6/02 L 7-28at Pittsburgh Steelers 9/29/02 L 13-16 (OT)Pittsburgh Steelers 11/3/02 L 20-23^at Pittsburgh Steelers 1/5/03 L 33-36at Pittsburgh Steelers 10/5/03 W 33-13Pittsburgh Steelers 11/23/03 L 6-13at Pittsburgh Steelers 10/10/04 L 23-34Pittsburgh Steelers 11/14/04 L 10-24at Pittsburgh Steelers 11/13/05 L 21-34Pittsburgh Steelers 12/24/05 L 0-41Pittsburgh Steelers 11/19/06 L 20-24at Pittsburgh Steelers 12/8/06 L 7-27Pittsburgh Steelers 9/9/07 L 7-34at Pittsburgh Steelers 11/11/07 L 28-31Pittsburgh Steelers 9/14/08 L 6-10at Pittsburgh Steelers 12/28/08 L 0-31at Pittsburgh Steelers 10/18/09 L 14-27Pittsburgh Steelers 12/10/09 W 13-6

^ denotes playoffs

Regular Season Totals 56-58-0 .491Home 35-22-0 .614Away 21-36-0 .368Playoffs 0-2-0 .000

Team Superlatives

Browns’ Largest Margin of Victory: 51 (Browns 51, Steelers 0 – 9/10/89 at Pittsburgh)Steelers’ Largest Margin of Victory: 43 (Steelers 43, Browns 0 – 9/12/99 at Cleveland)Current Series Streak: Browns 1 (Since 12/10/09)Browns’ Longest Win Streak: 8 (10/7/50 – 11/22/53)Steelers’ Longest Win Streak: 12 (11/23/03 – present)Most Points by Browns: 51, Steelers 0 (9/10/89 at Pittsburgh)Most Points by Steelers: 55, Browns 27 (10/17/54 at Pittsburgh)Most Points, Both Teams: 86 (Steelers 51, Browns 35 – 10/7/79 at Cleve-land)Fewest Points by Browns: 0, six times, most recent - Steelers 31 (12/28/08 at Pittsburgh)Fewest Points by Steelers: 0, Browns 17 (10/21/51 at Cleveland); Browns 28 (12/9/51 at Pittsburgh); Browns 24 (11/10/57 at Cleveland); Browns 51(9/10/89 at Pittsburgh)Fewest Points, Both Teams: 16 (Steelers 9, Browns 7 – 11/10/63 at Pitts-burgh; Browns 13, Steelers 3 – 9/9/90 at Cleveland, Steelers 10, Browns 6 - 9/14/08 at Cleveland)

BROWNS - STEELERS REGULAR SEASON SERIES FAST FACTSNUMBER OF MEETINGS: 114

Individual Highs

Rushing Attempts by a Brown: 33, William Green (10/5/03)Rushing Attempts by a Steeler: 33, Jerome Bettis (10/22/00)Rushing Yards by a Brown: 188, Marion Motley (10/29/50)Rushing Yards by a Steeler: 223, Willie Parker (12/7/06)Rushing Touchdowns by a Brown: 3, Jim Brown (11/28/65) & Chet Hanu-lak (12/12/54)Rushing Touchdowns by a Steeler: 3, J. H. Johnson (10/10/64)Passing Yards by a Brown: 414, Bernie Kosar (11/23/86)Passing Yards by a Steeler: 417, Ben Roethlisberger (10/18/09)Passing Touchdowns by a Brown: 5, Brian Sipe (10/7/79)Passing Touchdowns by a Steeler: 4, Bubby Brister (12/23/90), Jim Finks (10/17/54) & Ben Roethlisberger (9/9/07)Receptions by a Brown: 11, Webster Slaughter (12/22/91)Receptions by a Steeler: 10, Dick Compton (10/7/67)Receiving Yards by a Brown: 177, Gern Nagler (11/20/60)Receiving Yards by a Steeler: 235, Buddy Dial (10/22/61)Receiving Touchdowns by a Brown: 3, Ray Renfro (11/22/59) & Larry Poole (11/13/77)Receiving Touchdowns by a Steeler: 3, Ray Mathews (10/17/54)

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BROWNS IN THE COMMUNITY

Fuel Up to Play 60 Student Summit at Cleveland Browns StadiumRecognizing the importance of good nutrition and physical activity in combating childhood obesity, the American Dairy Association Mideast and the Cleveland Browns are teaming up for a student summit Tuesday, October 12 at Cleveland Browns Stadium. It’s part of the Fuel Up to Play 60 school wellness program, a partnership between the National Dairy Council and the National Football League. Students from 16 Cleveland area schools will join Browns offensive lineman Joe Thomas in a day fi lled with activities to empower them to make their school a healthier place through Fuel Up to Play 60. Students will participate in valuable leadership and team building exercises, and learn how to implement school-wide healthy eating and physical activity “plays”– strategies that help students “fuel up” with nutrient-rich foods and “get up and play” for at least 60 minutes every day.

Players to Visit Local HospitalIn an effort to spread cheer to those who are under the weather, the Cleveland Browns will make a surprise visit to a local children’s hospi-tal on Tuesay, October 12. Players will visit different areas of the hos-pital, where they will meet some of their youngest fans. The degree of illness will vary from child to child, but everyone will receive Browns mementos from the players.

Play 60 Challenge, Week OneThe Cleveland Browns Play 60 Challenge is a six-week program in as-sociation with Medical Mutual of Ohio, Cleveland Clinic, and American Dairy Association and Fuel Up to Play 60. The challenge is designed to motivate 7th and 8th grade students to become physically active for 60 minutes each day. Local schools will compete in this challenge with the ultimate goal of creating enthusiasm amongst students to aspire for active and healthy lifestyles that will last a lifetime. In addition, prizes will be awarded as students and classes participate in this program. Of-fi cially beginning October 11 and spanning six weeks, the culmination of the Play 60 Challenge will take place during the November 28 Cleve-land Browns home game against the Carolina Panthers, when the Play 60 program is featured. The Cleveland Browns are proud to offer the Fitnessgram program to schools registered for the Play 60 Challenge; Fitnessgram is an online element that uses a data measurements systems to monitor progress, track results, and create individualized report cards. Schools interested in learning more about the Play 60 Challenge can call the Community Outreach Department at 440-891-5000.

Cleveland Browns High School Game of the WeekPresented by the Cleveland Clinic, voting is currently underway for the Week Eight Game of the Week, with the following games up for nomination: West Geauga vs. Chagrin Falls, Brunswick vs. Strongsville, Westlake vs. Avon Lake and Bedford vs. Shaw.

LAST TIME IN THE REGULAR SEASON

BROWNS 13STEELERS 6

December 10, 2009Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

Led by eight sacks compiled by the defense, the Browns topped the Steelers 13-6, for the fi rst time since 2003. Sacks on Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger by defensive lineman Corey Williams and defensive back Hank Poteat caused the Steelers fi rst two possessions to stall, allowing the Browns to strike fi rst on a 29-yard fi eld goal by kicker Phil Dawson. Daw-son’s fi eld goal was set up by a 55-yard punt return by wide receiver Joshua Cribbs. Dawson added his second 29-yard fi eld goal of the night, following a 36-yard drive by the Browns. On the ensuing possession by Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger was sacked twice, with Williams and rookie Marcus Benard both posting their second sacks of the evening. With Cribbs running the Wildcat, Cleveland marched 74 yards down the fi eld, capped off by a 10-yard rush into the end zone by running back Chris Jennings. Pittsburgh rounded out the half with a 27-yard fi eld goal by kicker Jeff Reed. The Steelers added a 42-yard fi eld goal in the third quarter. Cribbs and Jennings totaled 87 and 73 rushing yards, respectively. Cribbs also added 104 total return yards, while punter Reggie Hodges posted four punts inside the 20-yard line. Cleveland’s defense held Pittsburgh to 75 net rushing yards and have held their opponents to under 100 net rushing yards in back-to-back games for the fi rst time since 2006.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalPittsburgh 0 3 3 0 6Cleveland 3 10 0 0 13

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 3:47 P. Dawson 29 yd. Field Goal (4-4, 1:13)Browns 2 7:20 P. Dawson 29 yd. Field Goal (7-36, 2:56)Browns 2 0:41 C. Jennings 10 yd. run (P. Dawson kick) (8-74, 3:35)Steelers 2 0:00 J. Reed 27 yd. Field Goal (6-58, 0:41)Steelers 3 0:08 J. Reed 42 yd. Field Goal (7-49, 3:45)

TEAM STATISTICS PIT CLEFIRST DOWNS: 16 12 TIME OF POSSESSION: 30:45 29:15TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 218 (77/141) 255 (171/84)SACKS/Yards 1/6 8/60PUNTS/Average: 8-42.8 8-37.8PENALTIES/Yards: 4-40 6-55 FUMBLES/LOST: 1/0 1/0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: B. Quinn 6-19-90; PIT: B. Roethlisberger 18-32-201RUSHING: CLE: J. Cribbs 8-87, C. Jennings 20-73 (TD), J. Harrison 7-9, B. Quinn 1-2, C. Stuckey 1-0; PIT: R. Mendenhall 16-53, W. Parker 3-12, B. Roethlisberger 3-12RECEIVING: CLE: E. Moore 2-34, J. Harrison 2-10, M. Massaquoi 1-37, J. Cribbs 1-9; PIT: S. Holmes 6-93, H. Miller 5-59, H. Ward 4-21, M. Wallace 2-11, R. Mendenhall 1-17INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; PIT: NoneSACKS: CLE: C. Williams 2-16.0, M. Benard 2-13.0, B. Schaefering 1.5-5.5, D. Bowens 1-11.0, H. Poteat 1-10.0, K. Maiava 0.5-4.5; PIT: L. Woodley 1-6.0PUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 8-302 (37.8); PIT: D. Sepulveda 8-342 (42.8)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-61 (30.5); PIT: S. Holmes 2-6 (3.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-43 (21.5); PIT: M. Moore 3-31 (10.3), J. Burnett 1-13MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; PIT: None

PITTSBURGHWR H. Ward LDE T. KirschkeLT M. Starks NT C. HamptonLG C. Kemoeatu RDE B. KeiselC J. Hartwig LOLB L. WoodleyRG T. Essex LILB J. FarriorRT W. Colon RILB L. TimmonsTE H. Miller ROLB J. HarrisonWR S. Holmes LCB I. TaylorQB B. Roethlisberger RCB W. GayTE M. Spaeth SS T. CarterRB R. Mendenhall FS R. Clark

CLEVELANDWR J. Cribbs LE R. SmithLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE C. WilliamsC A. Mack OLB K. WimbleyRG F. Womack ILB D. BowensRT J. St. Clair ILB J. TrusnikTE R. Royal OLB M. RothWR M. Massaquoi LCB E. WrightQB B. Quinn RCB B. McDonaldTE M. Gaines S M. AdamsRB J. Harrison S A. Elam

AFC NORTH STANDINGSTeam W L T Pct. PF PABaltimore 4 1 0 .800 92 72Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 86 50Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 100 102Cleveland 1 4 0 .200 78 97

Last Week’s Games: Atlanta 20 at Cleveland 10, Tampa Bay 24 at Cincinnati 21, Denver 31 at Baltimore 31.

This Week’s Games: Cleveland at Pittsburgh (1:00 p.m.), Baltimore at New England (1:00 p.m.), Bye: Cincinnati.

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NOTABLE BROWNS - STEELERS CONNECTIONS

COACHING CONNECTIONS

COLLEGE TEAMMATES

FORMER BROWNS

Browns DB Joe Haden and Steelers OL Maurkice Pouncey were team-mates at the University of Florida.

Browns WR Joshua Cribbs and Steelers LB James Harrison played together at Kent State University.

Browns TE Robert Royal and Steelers DB Ryan Clark were teammates at Louisiana State University.

Browns DL Robaire Smith and Steelers OL Flozell Adams played to-gether at Michigan State University.

Browns DL Shaun Rogers and Steelers DL Casey Hampton anchored the defensive line together at the University of Texas.

Browns WR Brian Robiskie and Steelers LB Thaddeus Gibson were teammates at the Ohio State University.

Browns WR Sam Aiken and Steelers K Jeff Reed played together at the University of North Carolina.

NFL TEAMMATES

OHIO PRIDESteelers LB James Harrison is from Akron, attended Coventry High School and played collegiately at Kent State University. QB Ben Roeth-lisberger is from Findlay, attended Findlay High School and later played collegiately at Miami (Ohio) University. Steelers DB Will Allen is a na-tive of Dayton, attended Wayne High School and played collegiately at the Ohio State University. Steelers LB Thaddeus Gibson is from Euclid, attended Euclid High School and played collegiately at the Ohio State University. Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin coached at the University of Cincinnati from 1999-2000. Steelers Defensive Assistant Jerry Ol-savsky is a Youngstown native and coached at Youngstown Chaney High School (2000) and Youngstown State (2003-09). Steelers Quarterbacks Coach Randy Fichtner is from Cleveland. Steelers Defensive Backs Coach Dick LeBeau is from London, Ohio and played defensive back for Ohio State.

PENNSYLVANIA CONNECTIONSBrowns DB Ray Ventrone is a native of Pittsburgh, went to Chartiers High School and played at Villanova. Browns Running Backs Coach Gary Brown is from Williamsport and played at Penn State University. Browns Director of Player Personnel Jon Sandusky is from State College and also played at Penn State University. Browns Offensive Assistant Dan Shamash played at Carnegie Mellon University.

Steelers DB Anthony Madison spent six weeks on the Browns’ active roster last season, appearing in four games. Steelers DL Nick Eason spent parts of 2004 and the entire 2005-06 seasons with the Browns. Steel-ers Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau was a fi fth round pick by the Browns in 1959, but never appeared in a game for Cleveland. Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin served a minority coaching internship with the Browns in 2000 during training camp. Steelers Director of Player Devel-opment Raymond Jackson was an assistant with the Browns and played DB for Cleveland from 1999-2001.

Steelers Linebackers Coach Keith Butler (1999-2002), Offensive Co-ordinator Bruce Arians (2001-03) and Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line Coach John Mitchell (1991-93) all coached with the Browns while Browns Tight Ends Coach Steve Hagen (2001-04) and Quarterbacks Coach Carl Smith (2001-03) were both in their fi rst stints with the team.

While Browns Head Coach Eric Mangini was a Defensive Assistant (1997-99) with the New York Jets, Browns Defensive Line Coach Bryan Cox (1998-2000), Browns Defensive Backs Coach Jerome Henderson (1997-98), Browns Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Rick Lyle (1997-2001) and Steelers LB James Farrior (1997-2001) all played to-gether in New York.

Browns Quarterbacks Coach Carl Smith and Steelers Offensive Coordi-nator Bruce Arians spent the 1996 season together coaching on the New Orleans Saints’ staff.

Browns Quarterbacks Coach Carl Smith and Steelers Running Backs Coach Kirby Wilson spent three seasons (1997-99) coaching with the New England Patriots.

Browns Offensive Line Coach George Warhop and Steelers Special Teams Coordinator Al Everest coached together for the Arizona Cardi-nals in 1998-99.

Browns Senior Advisor to the President Gil Haskell and Steelers Condi-tioning Coordinator Garrett Giemont coached together for the Los An-geles Rams from 1983-91.

Steelers Wide Receivers Coach Randy Fichtner’s father, Ross Fichtner, played safety on the Browns 1964 NFL Championship team.

Browns DB Abram Elam (2006), Browns DL Kenyon Coleman (2003-06) and Steelers OL Flozell Adams (1998-2009) all played together in Dallas.

Browns TE Alex Smith (2005-08) and Steelers DB Will Allen (2004-09) were teammates in Tampa Bay.

Browns DL Shaun Rogers and Steelers QB Charlie Batch played to-gether for Detroit in 2001.

Browns DB Mike Adams (2004-06) and Steelers WR Arnaz Battle (2003-09) were teammates in San Francisco. Browns OL Tony Pashos also played with Battle in 2009 with the 49ers.

Browns TE Robert Royal (2002-05) and Steelers DB Ryan Clark (2004-05) were teammates in Washington.

Browns LB Scott Fujita and Steelers LB Keyaron Fox played together in Kansas City in 2004.

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OFFENSE:WR Mohamed Massaquoi - Hauled in a 41-yard touchdown reception at Tampa Bay (9/12), the fourth of his career. Led the Browns in receiving yards as a rookie in 2009.

LT Joe Thomas - A three-time Pro Bowler who has started at left tackle in all 53 contests and has not missed an offensive snap since being selected as the No. 3 overall pick in the 2007 draft.

LG Eric Steinbach - Has seen action in 114 career regular season games. Eighth-year vet who has blocked for a 1,000-yard back in fi ve of the last six seasons.

C Alex Mack - Selected by the Browns with the 21st overall pick in the 2009 draft. Has started all 21 career games and has not missed an offensive snap.

RG Floyd Womack - Has appeared in 111 career games. Has started all fi ve contests this season at right guard.

RT John St. Clair - Has seen action in 125 career regular season games. Missed the past two games with an ankle injury.

TE Benjamin Watson - Leads the Browns with 23 receptions and 230 receiving yards. Has one touchdown catch this season, his fi rst year with the club.

QB Jake Delhomme - Joined the Browns this offseason as a free agent. A 12-year vet who has thrown for 20,216 passing yards and 124 touchdowns with a 54-39 career record as a starter. Missed three games with an ankle injury and returned to action last week following an ankle injury to Seneca Wallace.

WR Brian Robiskie - Second round draft choice in 2009 who has recorded 10 receptions for 129 yards in 14 career games. Missed two games with a hamstring injury.

FB Lawrence Vickers - Helped pave the way for Peyton Hillis to eclipse the 100 yard rushing mark in back to back games this season at Baltimore (9/26) and against Cincinnati (10/3).

RB Peyton Hillis - Became the fi rst Browns player since 1985 to score a touchdown in fi ve consecutive games. Leads the Browns in rushing yards (350) and is second in receptions (20).

OTHER KEY CONTRIBUTORS:WR Joshua Cribbs - Has totaled 15 career touchdowns; two rush-ing, two on punt returns, three receiving and eight on kickoffs. Is the NFL career leader in kickoff returns for touchdowns.

WR Chansi Stuckey - Recorded 15 receptions for 151 yards this season, including fi ve catches in each of the past two games.

TE Evan Moore - Registered fi rst career touchdown on a 24-yard pass against Cincinnati (10/3). Recorded a career and team-high 87 receiving yards in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/12).

QB Seneca Wallace - Has combined for 63 of 100 passing for 693 yards with four touchdowns and two interceptions fi lling in the last four games for Delhomme, until an injury forced him to the sidelines at halftime against the Falcons last week.

RB Jerome Harrison - Closed out 2009 with three consecutive 100-yard rushing performances, including 286 rushing yards at Kansas City (12/20/09), the third-most in a single-game in NFL history and most in Browns history.

PROBABLE STARTERS (BASED ON DEPTH CHART ON PAGE 30)

DEFENSE:LE Kenyon Coleman - Recorded a career-high two fumble recov-eries and added a sack against the Bengals. Has appeared in 107 career regular season contests.

DL Ahtyba Rubin - Has appeared in 33 games since joining the Browns as a sixth round draft pick in 2008. Recorded his fi rst ca-reer interception, against the Chiefs (9/19).

RE Robaire Smith - Led all Browns defensive linemen with 60 tackles last season. Has seen action in 135 career regular season con-tests.

OLB Scott Fujita - Has recorded a strip-sack in each of the past two games and added a blocked fi eld goal against the Bengals (10/3). Is second on the team with 27 tackles.

ILB Eric Barton - Has recorded 23 tackles this season and recov-ered a fumble in the season opener (9/12).

ILB Chris Gocong - Joined the Browns via trade this past off-season following four seasons in Philadelphia. Has recorded 20 tackles this year.

OLB Matt Roth - Set a career-high with eight tackles against the Falcons (10/10) and tied a career-high with two sacks against Cin-cinnati (10/3).

LCB Eric Wright - Has started 41 consecutive contests at corner for the Browns. Tied for the team lead with four interceptions last year, a career-high.

RCB Sheldon Brown - Acquired this offseason via trade with Philadelphia, where he spent his fi rst eight NFL seasons. Has re-corded 20 career interceptions and appeared in 133 consecutive regular season games.

S T.J. Ward - Selected in the second round (38th overall) of the 2010 draft out of Oregon. Has led the team in tackles in three of the fi ve games this season. Blocked a fi eld goal attempt last week against Atlanta.

S Abram Elam - Opened all 16 games and lead the team with 82 tackles in 2009. Has totaled 19 tackles this season,

OTHER KEY CONTRIBUTORS:DB Joe Haden - Tabbed by the Browns with the No. 7 overall selec-tion in the 2010 draft out of Florida. Totaled 11 tackles on defense and fi ve on special teams.

DB Mike Adams - Versatile player who earned starts at both corner and safety last season. Finished second on the team with seven tackles and recorded an interception in the opener (9/12).

LB Marcus Benard - Has recorded a team-leading 3.5 sacks this season. Has registered seven sacks in 10 career games.

DL Brian Schaefering - Spent the fi rst 12 weeks of the 2009 sea-son on the Browns’ practice squad, before appearing in the fi nal fi ve games with one start. Has seen action in all fi ve contests this season.

DL Shaun Rogers - Has blocked 13 fi eld goals, three PATs and recorded 36 sacks during his 10-year career.

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Kicker Phil Dawson moved into a tie with Hall of Famer Lou Groza for fi rst place on the Browns’ all-time career fi eld goals made list with 234 following his 19-yard third quarter fi eld goal against Atlanta (10/10). Dawson’s 990 career points rank third on the Browns career scoring list. The longest tenured member of the Browns, Dawson’s 83.0 career fi eld-goal percentage ranks ninth all-time in NFL history and fi rst in Browns history.

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOALS PLAYER YEARS FGs1. Phil Dawson 1999-10 234 Lou Groza 1950-59, 1961-67 2343. 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 1999-10 9904. Jim Brown 1957-65 7565. Matt Bahr 1981-89 677

BROWNS CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PLAYER YEARS PCT. FGs 1. Phil Dawson 1999-10 83.0 234-2822. 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 58.1 234-401

NFL CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 100 made)

PLAYER FG FGA PCT.1. Nate Kaeding 156 179 87.2 2. Mike Vanderjagt 230 266 86.53. Robbie Gould 144 167 86.24. Shayne Graham 196 230 85.25. Rob Bironas 144 170 84.7 6. Matt Stover 471 563 83.7 7. Stephen Gostkowksi 107 128 83.6 8. Ryan Longwell 325 391 83.19. Phil Dawson 234 282 83.0

DAWSON TIES THE TOEThe Browns are in the midst of a seven-game stretch where they face some of the best quarterbacks in the league. The combined record of those seven starting quarterbacks is 335-186. The next three quarterbacks the Browns will face have combined for six of the last nine Super Bowl titles.

BROWNS’ OPPOSING QBS WEEKS 4-11 PlayoffPlayer Team Record* Win % RecordJoe Flacco Baltimore 24-13 .649 3-2Carson Palmer Cincinnati 44-42 .512 0-2Matt Ryan Atlanta 24-11 .686 0-1Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh 60-26 .698 8-2#Drew Brees New Orleans 71-55 .563 4-2@Tom Brady New England 100-31 .763 14-4&Mark Sanchez N.Y. Jets 12-8 .600 2-1TOTALS 335-186 .643 18-14

*as a starter @ includes 1 Super Bowl title # includes 2 Super Bowl titles & includes 3 Super Bowl titles

PROFOUND PASSERS

Heading into Week 6, the Browns have faced the second toughest schedule in the NFL.

2010 HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE FOR OPPOSING TEAMS

Team Record Win % 1. Pittsburgh Steelers 14-5 .737 2. Cleveland Browns 16-7 .696 3. San Francisco 49ers 15-8 .652 4. Dallas Cowboys 13-7 .650 5. Buffalo Bills 14-8 .636

*as of 10/11

FACING THE BEST

Running back Peyton Hillis has shown his versatility as he leads the team with 350 rushing yards and is second on the club with 20 receptions. His reception total is tied fourth among all NFL run-ning backs.

NFL RECEPTION LEADERS - RUNNING BACKS Player Team Rec. Yards TD1. Frank Gore San Francisco 33 284 22. LeSean McCoy Philadelphia 28 218 03. Jahvid Best Detroit 25 254 14. Peyton Hillis Cleveland 20 143 15. Matt Forte Chicago 18 231 3 Joseph Addai Indianapolis 18 118 0

HEAD FOR THE HILLIS

The Browns have given up seven sacks this season, tied for sev-enth fewest in the league. The Browns did not allow a sack in the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/12).

2010 SACKS ALLOWED Team Games Total 1. Kansas City Chiefs 4 3 2. Baltimore Ravens 5 5 Indianapolis Colts 5 5 New England Patriots 4 5 New York Jets 4 5 6. Minnesota Vikings 3 6 7. Cleveland Browns 5 7 Dallas Cowboys 4 7 Cincinnati Bengals 5 7

*as of 10/11

PROTECTING THE PASSER

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MARVELLOUS MARCUSSecond-year linebacker Marcus Benard registered 3.5 sacks this season and has 7.0 in his career. Benard has recorded at least a half-sack in six of his 10 career games. As an undrafted free agent in 2009, he fi nished tied for sixth in sacks among all NFL rookies with 3.5, despite only seeing action in six games.

MARCUS BENARD’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAMEDATE Opp. TACKLES SACKS YARDS11/16/09 Baltimore 3 0 011/22/09 at Detroit 0 0 012/10/09 Pittsburgh 3 2 1312/20/09 at Kansas City 0 0 012/27/09 Oakland 1 1 101/3/10 Jacksonville 4 0.5 09/12/10 at Tampa Bay 3 1.5 49/19/10 Kansas City 1 1 410/3 Cincinnati 3 0 010/10 Atlanta 2 1 5TOTALS 10 games 20 7.0 36

The University of Arkansas had three running backs selected in the 2008 NFL Draft. Peyton Hillis (seventh round by Denver) joined fi rst round picks Darren McFadden (Oakland) and Felix Jones (Dallas). While at Arkansas, Hillis helped pave the way as a fullback as McFadden and Jones each topped the 1,000 yard rush-ing mark in 2006 and 2007. Despite being selected more than 200 picks later, Hillis has scored more NFL rushing touchdowns than both McFadden and Jones.

ARKANSAS RUNNING BACKS DRAFTED IN 2008 RushingPlayer Round Overall Games Yds TD 100-YardDarren McFadden 1 4 29 1,248 6 3 Felix Jones 1 22 24 1,148 6 1Peyton Hillis 7 227 31 747 10 3

HOG WILD

The Browns are the only team to not give up a rushing touchdown this season. Dating back to 2009, the Browns have not allowed a rushing touchdown in seven consecutive contests. The last time a player recorded a rushing touchdown against the Browns was on December 20, 2009 when Kansas City running back Jamaal Charles scored on a 47-yard second quarter run.

STOUT AGAINST THE RUN

CAREER VS. PITTSBURGHBelow are notable individual players’ career numbers against Pittsburgh:

All three of fullback Lawrence Vickers’ career touchdowns have come against the Steelers. Vickers tallied a one-yard touch-down reception on September 7, 2007, a two-yard pass on No-vember 11, 2007 and a one-yard score on October 28, 2009. He also has fi ve rushes for 14 yards and three fi rst downs in eight ca-reer games against Pittsburgh and seven receptions for 29 yards.

Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs is averaging 27.7 yards per kick-off return on 35 returns in 10 career games against the Steelers. Three of his eight career kickoff returns for touchdowns have come against Pittsburgh, which is tied for an NFL record against a single opponent. He recorded a 100-yard kickoff return for a score at Heinz Field on November 11, 2007. He also returned a kickoff 92-yards for a touchdown at Cleveland Browns Stadium on November 19, 2006. He also took a kickoff 98 yards for a score on October 18, 2009. Cribbs registered his fi rst completed NFL pass with an eight-yard throw to tight end Martin Rucker at Pittsburgh on December 28, 2008. Cribbs has totaled 17 rushes against the Steelers for 144 yards, including a career-high 87 yards on December 10, 2009. He has also added two receptions for 16 yards.

In quarterback Seneca Wallace’s lone career game against the Steelers, he completed 1 of 3 passes for six yards as a reserve and added one rush for 11 yards.

Tight end Benjamin Watson has recorded six receptions for 55 yards in three career contests against Pittsburgh.

Linebacker Marcus Benard recorded a career-high two sacks in his lone career game against the Steelers.

In just his second career game, defensive lineman Brian Schae-fering registered fi ve tackles and 1.5 sacks against Pittsburgh on December 10, 2009.

Linebacker David Bowens has recorded two sacks and one fum-ble recovery in fi ve career games against the Steelers.

Defensive back Sheldon Brown registered a career-high 16 tackles at Pittsburgh on November 7, 2004, as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Defensive back Eric Wright recorded his only career sack when he dropped quarterback Ben Roethlisberger for an 11-yard loss on November 11, 2007. He also added a career-high 10 tackles in that contest.

Kicker Phil Dawson is 21 of 27 on fi eld goal attempts and 26 of 28 on PATs in 20 career games against the Steelers. Dawson is a perfect 15 of 15 on fi eld goal attempts from 20-39 yards. He booted a 39-yard game-winning fi eld goal as time expired to give the Browns a 16-15 win at Pittsburgh on November 14, 1999.

Running back Peyton Hillis became the fi rst Browns player to record a touchdown in fi ve consecutive games since Earnest Byner did it in six straight games in 1985. Hillis’ fi ve total touchdowns are tied for fourth in the NFL and his four rushing scores are tied for third in the league.

PEYTON HILLIS 2010 SEASON GAME BY GAME STATS Rushing ReceivingDate Opp. No. Yards TD No. Yards TD9/12 at T.B. 9 41 1 4 24 09/19 K.C. 8 35 1 3 26 09/26 at Balt. 22 144 1 7 36 010/3 Cin. 27 102 1 2 8 010/3 Atl. 10 28 0 4 49 1FIVE GAMES 76 350 4 20 143 1

FINDING PEY-DIRT

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ROOKIE WATCHThe Browns top two draft choices, defensive backs Joe Haden and T.J. Ward have already made their impact felt with the team on both defense and special teams. Ward leads the club with 38 tackles, including being the top tackler in three of the fi ve games this season. He also forced a fumble against the Buccaneers (9/12). Haden has totaled 11 tackles and is tied for second on the team with three passes defensed. Both Ward and Haden are tied for second on the team with fi ve special teams tackles each. Ward also blocked a fi eld goal against Atlanta (10/10).

• The Browns haven’t won consecutive games against the Steelers since a 16-15 victory on November 14, 1999 and a 23-20 decision on September 17, 2000.

DB Sheldon Brown...• Has appeared in all 133 regular season games in his career,

which began with Philadelphia in 2002. His streak is the second-longest among all active defensive backs.

WR/KR Joshua Cribbs… • With 10 total touchdowns via return in his career, needs one

return touchdown to tie Devin Hester (11) for fourth, two to tie Dante Hall and Eric Metcalf (12) for second and three to tie Brian Mitchell for fi rst place on the NFL all-time career list.

• With 8,510 career total return yards, needs 200 more to pass Ron Smith for 11th on the career list.

K Phil Dawson…• Would take sole possession of fi rst place on the Browns’

all-time fi eld goal made list with one more. He is currently tied with Lou Groza with 234.

• Would reach 1,000 career points with 10 more. Would join Lou Groza and Don Cockroft as the only Browns players to reach that mark.

RB Peyton Hillis…• Has recorded a touchdown in fi ve consecutive games. With

one more, he would be the fi rst Browns player to record a touchdown in six consecutive games since Earnest Byrner in 1985.

OL Joe Thomas…• Has started all 53 career games and has not missed an of-

fensive snap since joining the Browns as the third overall pick in the 2007 draft.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR AGAINST PITTSBURGH

FACING THE CHAMPSFor the third consecutive season, the Browns will face the defend-ing Super Bowl champions, when they meet the Saints on Sunday, October 24 at the Louisiana Superdome. Cleveland has knocked off the defending Super Bowl champions in consecutive years af-ter topping the Pittsburgh Steelers, 13-6, on December 10, 2009 and the New York Giants, 35-14, on October 13, 2008.

For updated Browns information throughout the season, log on to www.brownsmedia.com. The media site allows for online cre-dentialing as well as the latest information on the Browns (press releases, news & notes, press conference transcripts, etc.).

MP3 fi les of opponents head coach and player conference calls are available for download on our FTP site. Log on to ftp://snap.clevelandbrowns.com. Enter user name ‘prguest’ and password ‘20browns10’.

BROWNS MEDIA AND FTP WEB SITES

VETERAN LEADERSHIPThe Browns have the second most players in the league on their active roster who have appeared in 100 or more career games with 14. Of the Browns’ 14 players, seven play on defense, four on of-fense and two on special teams. Quarterback Jake Delhomme has appeared in 99 career games.

MOST PLAYERS ON 53-MAN ROSTER THAT HAVE APPEARED IN 100 OR MORE CAREER GAMES

TEAM TOTAL 1. Washington Redskins 15 2. Cleveland Browns 14 3. Chicago Bears 13 Minnesota Vikings 13 5. New Orleans Saints 12

BROWNS PLAYERS WHO HAVE APPEARED IN 100 OR MORE CAREER REGULAR SEASON GAMES

PLAYER POS. GAMES 1ST YEAR IN NFLPhil Dawson K 172 1998David Bowens LB 157 1999 Eric Barton LB 149 1999Robaire Smith DL 135 2000Sheldon Brown DB 133 2002Shaun Rogers DL 129 2001Scott Fujita LB 125 2002John St. Clair OL 124 2000Nick Sorensen DB 120 2001Eric Steinbach OL 114 2003Ryan Pontbriand LS 112 2003 Floyd Womack OL 111 2001Kenyon Coleman DL 107 2002Robert Royal TE 100 2002

With his 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Pittsburgh (10/18/09), wide receiver Joshua Cribbs increased his total to three career kickoff returns for scores against the Steelers. His total is tied for an NFL record for most kickoff returns for touchdowns against a single opponent.

MOST KICK RETURN TDs AGAINST SINGLE OPPONENTPLAYER TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTJoshua Cribbs Cleveland 3 PittsburghTony Horne St. Louis Rams 3 AtlantaOllie Matson Chicago Cardinals 3 Pittsburgh

CRIBBS TIES NFL MARK

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vs. AFC: 1-2 vs. NFC: 0-2 vs. AFC North: 1-1 At Home: 1-2 On the Road: 0-2 When scoring fi rst: 1-2 When leading at halftime: 1-3 When trailing at halftime: 0-1 When leading in time of possession: 1-0

BROWNS 2010 RECORD... When trailing in time of possession: 0-4 When leading at the start of the fourth quarter: 1-2 When trailing at the start of the fourth quarter: 0-1 When totaling the most rushing yards: 1-1 When totaling the most passing yards: 0-3 When scoring a rushing TD: 1-3 When throwing a TD pass: 1-4 When fi nishing with a 300-yard passer: 0-0 When fi nishing with 299 or less passing yards: 1-4

When fi nishing with a 100-yard rusher: 1-1 When fi nishing with a 100-yard receiver: 0-0 When forcing two or more turnovers: 1-2 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: 1-4 When fi nishing with three or more sacks in a game: 1-1 When scoring 20 points or more: 1-0 When scoring less than 20 points: 0-4

Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs returned two kickoffs for touch-downs at Kansas City (12/20/09) to become the NFL’s all-time leader in career kickoff return scores with eight. He became the ninth player in NFL history and fi rst Brown to return two kickoffs for touchdowns in a single-game.

ALL-TIME KICKOFF RETURN TD LEADERS PLAYER YEARS GAMES TD1. Joshua Cribbs 2005-10 82 82. Mel Gray 1986-97 169 6 Dante Hall 2000-08 112 6 Ollie Matson 1952-66 171 6 Gale Sayers 1965-71 68 6 Travis Williams 1967-74 62 6 Leon Washington 2006-10 59 68. Seven players tied with 5

KICKOFF KING

CRIBBS MOVES UP ALL-TIME LISTWith 107 total return yards against Cincinnati (10/3), wide receiver Joshua Cribbs passed Tyrone Hughes for 12th place on the NFL all-time total return yards list. Cribbs has racked up 1,178 punt and 7,332 kickoff return yards for a total of 8,510 career return yards.

ALL-TIME NFL RETURN YARDS LEADERS PUNT KO TOTAL PLAYER YEARS YARDS YARDS RET. YARDS10. Michael Bates 1993-03 44 9,110 9,15411. Ron Smith 1965-74 1,788 6,922 8,71012. Joshua Cribbs 2005-10 1,178 7,332 8,510 13. Tyrone Hughes 1993-98 1,411 6,999 8,410

With 10 career return touchdowns, wide receiver Joshua Cribbs is fi fth in NFL history. Brian Mitchell is the all-time leader with 13.

ALL-TIME RETURN TD LEADERS PLAYER YEARS PUNT TD KO TD TOTAL TD1. Brian Mitchell 1990-03 9 4 132. Dante Hall 2000-08 6 6 12 Eric Metcalf 1989-02 10 2 124. Devin Hester 2006-10 7 4 115. Joshua Cribbs 2005-10 2 8 10

CRIBBS APPROACHING RECORD

JOE KNOWS BLOCKINGThe Browns selected left tackle Joe Thomas with the third overall pick in the 2007 draft and he has not missed an offensive play in his career. Since 2007, the Browns have given up just 80 sacks, the fourth-best total in the league. In the three seasons prior (2004-06), the Browns gave up 141 sacks, the 28th most in the NFL.

LEAST SACKS ALLOWED FROM 2007-10 TEAM SACKS ALLOWED 1. Indianapolis Colts 55 2. New Orleans Saints 57 3. Tennessee Titans 69 4. Cleveland Browns 80 5. San Diego Chargers 86

The Browns have 17 new players from their season ending roster in 2009. That list includes six free agent signees, fi ve rookie draft choices, fi ve players acquired from trade and one player claimed via waivers.

Player How Acquired Previous TeamSam Aiken Free Agent New EnglandSheldon Brown Trade PhiladelphiaJake Delhomme Free Agent CarolinaScott Fujita Unrestricted Free Agent New OrleansChris Gocong Trade PhiladelphiaJoe Haden Draft RookiePeyton Hillis Trade DenverShawn Lauvao Draft RookieColt McCoy Draft RookieCarlton Mitchell Draft RookieJayme Mitchell Trade MinnesotaTony Pashos Unrestricted Free Agent San FranciscoAlex Smith Free Agent PhiladelphiaSteve Vallos Waivers SeattleSeneca Wallace Trade SeattleT.J. Ward Draft RookieBenjamin Watson Unrestricted Free Agent New England

NEW FACES

After logging the fewest traveling miles in 2008 (6,416) and 2009 (7,554), the Browns will post the third lowest total in the NFL this season with 9,537. Cleveland will face all three Florida teams on the road for the fi rst time in team history.

NOT SO FREQUENT FLYERS

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ERIC MANGINI SAID...(On the Atlanta game)- “I thought the guys played hard throughout the course of the game. I thought we had some different injuries at different points and guys tried to fi ght through them and overcome them. With Seneca (Wallace) going down and Jake (Delhomme) going in, I thought Jake did well for him being limited, in terms of what we could do. He’s made progress, but it’s still a pretty limited package. Really though, what we need to be able to do is run the ball more effectively and consistently week in and week out and stop the run. This is a team, in the Falcons, that has two very good backs, a very good offensive line and a commitment to the running game. We can’t let those short runs turn into long runs like the one that (Michael) Turner had. We need to be able to consistently learn to run the ball and balance things off. For us, we have to go back, look at the things we need to fi x and get ready for another really tough game next week.”

(On this year’s team compared to last year’s team)- “I think the most important word you said there is team. I really think that the chemistry with this group is very good. I really think that they view themselves as a team. They support each other. They care about what they do. That’s not taking anything away from the people that were here last year, but that takes time to get to that point. I like the locker room. I like the group of guys. I like the way that they work together. I like the way that they push each other. Now we are going to get tested and there’s going to be adversity. There’s going to be a lot of things that defi ne a team. I believe in this group of guys that when those tests come, they will respond the right way.”

(On if Floyd Womack and Tony Pashos could be the combination on the right side of the offense line for the rest of the season)- “I think they’ve done a nice job. I said that when Tony wasn’t starting, that I felt completely comfortable if he came in and that was a good situation to have. He’s really done a great job since he’s been in there. We are getting Shawn (Lauvao) back this week and Shawn has been getting back in the swing of things. Nobody is going to roll over and play dead and let you take their spot. He’s got his work to do and the nice thing about Shawn is he is going to work at it and he is going to keep pushing for play time, which is what I would expect and which is what I would want.”

(On T.J. Ward)- “The thing that I really like about T.J. Ward is even if he is unsure about where he is going, he’s going there fast and when he gets there someone is going to get hit. Sometimes you are going to be wrong, but if you are wrong and you’re doing it as quickly as you can and someone gets hit at the end of the play those types of mistakes sometimes actually have a way of working out. It’s when you’re unsure and you sort of get stuck in mud that you have bigger issues. He’s confi dent. He backs that up with the way that he works. He’s bright and he likes to hit people which I appreciate.”

(On if he likes that the defense is getting a tough attitude)- “Yes, I love that. That’s what you want. You want as much of that as you possibly can get. You want to make them go the long, hard way, but as they’re going, there’s a price to pay for each completion. There’s a price to pay for each run. That’s what you want it to be and to look like. We’re working at that and we’re making steps towards that. Robaire (Smith) is a physical, tough guy. Kenyon (Coleman) is a tough guy. (Ahtyba) Rubin is a tough guy. There are a lot of tough guys in that group and if you can play smart, tough, physical football across the board, that’s a good thing. That goes a long way. I’m not leaving anybody out defensively, we could keep going with the guys. I think Sheldon Brown is a presence in the running game. Joe Haden, one of the best things he did in college was hitting and tack-ling. You keep adding those guys to the pile. You want it to be costly.”

(On if Peyton Hillis’ running style)- “I think one of the things he does re-ally well is lower his shoulder on contact and drive forward. Often times, he is the guy that’s delivering the blow. You see some upright runners where they just get tattooed because they don’t ever lower their shoulders, they don’t get that leverage going forward and those hits tend to add up more quickly. Where with Peyton, I think it’s different because a lot of times he is the one applying force, applying leverage. He does have pretty good short area quickness for a guy his size where he can makes some people miss. I think it’s more apparent in the passing game where your catching some of those balls out in the fl at makes the guy miss. He’s got that as well which is a little deceptive based on his size.”

(On why he likes the 3-4 defense)- “There is the fi rst and second down component where I think the main reason I like it is because it is balanced and you have fl exibility with which rushes you bring and how you want to cover. Then to take those outside linebackers and be able to bring them into sub downs, I think that adds fl exibility because you can switch roles easier. This time I’m rushing, you’re covering, and they’re all guys that are used to covering and rushing as opposed to trying to drop defensive linemen or switch with them it gets a little harder.”

(On getting production from Chansi Stuckey)- “Chansi is a guy that we traded for and I saw his development in New York and I really liked him. I think that he can continue to evolve as a core part of our passing game. He’s made some plays throughout the course of the year and throughout the preseason. To me, he’s a young guy still. His fi rst year, he didn’t play in New York. He was on IR. He’s going to continue to keep getting better. He’s got good short-area quickness, he’s a really bright guy, he has got a good ability to get open in zone. I’m happy for him and I’m happy for us that it’s starting to emerge.”

(On where Alex Mack stands in his second season)- “I think that Alex is light years ahead of where he was at this point last year in terms of his ability to operate the offense and the offensive line. His comfort level is much higher. At this point, this is game four of his rookie career and he was swimming. Now, he’s comfortable in that position and he’s made some really smart calls and he recognizes things quicker. Not that he didn’t do that last year, it’s just he’s a year into it now. It’s his 20th straight start for us, which is not easy to do coming in and playing that position. The other thing I like about Alex is he gets the whole concept of working on weaknesses and making sure that you get those right, and he plays with a tremendous motor. You can see him on some of those downhill plays or screens where he is getting into the second level. He’s in the screen, he’s running, he’s helping make things happen. To me, that’s a great trait. I think that with him, he’ll get better each year because of who he is. You add experience to that, he’ll continue to grow in that spot.”

(On making improvements week to week)- “One of the things that I talked to the players a lot about, win or lose, you come in and you look at the tape and you draw value from the experience. You draw value from whatever happened and it only has value if you can take that information and apply it to the next time that you play and you stay consistent with the approach. Often times in a post-game analysis, if you win you can gloss over some things that have to be fi xed. If you lose, you can harp on some things overly so. It was a good chance for me to go through that process again.”

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BROWNS PLAYER QUOTES

LB Marcus Bernard(On the ‘bend, but don’t break’ defense)- “We’re a tough defense and if you can’t see that, then you haven’t been watching. There’s nothing about us that is fl uky, none of that. You know we’re a tough defense and any team that’s come in here and we’ve seen they respect us, regardless of what they say. You’ve got to respect this defense because we’re going to hit you hard, no matter what you do. You score on a long drive, well, come on back and do it again because we’re going to hit you in the mouth next time. We’re going to work.”

(On staying tough)- “That’s what Eric Mangini brought in. That’s what our coaches brought in, smart, tough guys and it shows. We don’t bend, plays happen, big plays happen. It’s the NFL. It’s full of the greatest players in the world so you can’t expect for a big play not to happen. If you slip, he’s going to score because he’s good, he’s got a job to, he’s got a family to feed. But, we’re a tough defense.”

K Phil Dawson(On what it feels like to tie the franchise record for made fi eld goals)- “I have a lot of mixed emotions. I would trade it for a win. I am guarded to say anything too remarkable about the accomplishment because this is a team game. It’s just the way I approach it but it would be doing Mr. Groza a disservice to just blow it off. He’s a Hall of Famer, he’s in the Ring of Honor and he’s a legend, especially in Ohio. He grew up in Berea and was an Ohio State Buckeye, so out of respect for him, this is a tremendous honor. Like I said early last week, it is something that I’ve had my eye on since day one. To fi nally get here through it all, to have my wife and two boys here and my daughter back home watching on TV, that is pretty neat.”

(On being a teammate and leader)- “I have a great amount of respect for my teammates. When it is all said and done, a lot of these fi eld goals people aren’t going to remember, but they will remember how you conducted yourself. That’s always been very important to me. I’ve got a name on the back of my jersey that my dad and grand-dad passed on to me. It is very important that I take that name and pass it on to my kids. So to have the guys, not so much the football aspect, but just to talk about the character, that’s the part that means the most.”

QB Jake Delhomme(On the play of Peyton Hillis)- “He’s doing a great job. We’ve all known what he can do, I think people on the out-side really have not. He’s a big bruiser obviously, he’s pretty nimble and he runs downhill. Anytime you run downhill, you’re falling forward and you’re gaining that extra yard or two per carry. He’s doing a great job, but I think they’re a great one-two punch, naturally, with him and Jerome (Har-rison). I think the offensive line played really well. I think Lawrence Vickers is one that really doesn’t get the credit that he deserves with the attitude that he brings and what he does from the fullback position.”

RB Peyton Hillis(On his favorite thing about running the ball)- “Just mov-ing the ball, converting the fi rst downs and putting points on the board. That’s what really counts, that’s what really mat-ters. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter who you knock down or whatever, but it’s who puts the most points on the board at the very end. The more that you can run, the more that you can convert those fi rst downs, the more time of pos-session you can have to rest your defense, the better you are going to be off.”

OL Joe Thomas(On if being able to run the ball well will help them suc-ceed)- “I think so. I think for us, on offense, we want to be able to run the ball. I think if we can successfully kind of grind the ball through four quarters, give our defense a chance to rest and open up some things in the passing game, I think we are going to have more successes than failures.”

QB Seneca Wallace(On Peyton Hillis)- “He is always huge. He is a physical back and runs hard and especially in this league, you need that. You need a guy who can run hard between the tackles. He is always going forward, you never see him going back-wards. He is gaining an inch or two inches, a yard here and there, that’s what you need. We always have to be able to get something positive on fi rst down. Giving him the ball and watching him run along with Vick (Lawrence Vickers), you can’t leave Vick out of that, he is a huge fullback and emotional leader for us.”

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Sam Aiken• Placed second in the state in the high jump while in high school.• As a senior at UNC, set school single season records for receptions (68) and receiving yards (990).

Mike Adams• Nicknamed “Pops” by grandmother.• Has a joint foundation named the Rising Stars Foundation that as-sists underprivileged youth.• Received a community service award from the House of Repre-sentatives and the New Jersey State Senate for his community ser-vice and volunteer work.

Eric Barton• Lists reading books as a favorite hobby, favorite book is The Road.• Majored in criminology and criminal justice at the University of Maryland.• Lists working with real estate as a favorite past time.

Marcus Benard• Plays the piano, organ, guitar, drums and saxophone.• Was a member of the band at Ypsilanti High School.• Lists Wild Things as his favorite book.

David Bowens• Helped raise more than $20,000 for victims of Hurricane Katrina• Created “The David Bowens Foundation” in 2005 to help kids who suffer from asthma and cystic fi brosis.• Enjoys cooking soul food.

Sheldon Brown• All-state in basketball and football (twice) and baseball (three times).• Loves to grill chicken, steak, and fi sh in his outdoor kitchen. His best dish is Sam’s Club ribeyes.• An avid golfer, sponsors an annual tournament that raises funds for Camden (N.J.) County College.

Titus Brown• Considers himself a movie buff.•Majored in disciplinary studies while at Mississippi State Univer-sity.• Along with football, also lettered in track in high school.

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.

Blake Costanzo• Played tight end and linebacker at Ramapo High School where he lead his team to two state championships.• Is active in Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation, which supports pediatric brain tumor research. Lauren is the 12-year-old daughter of his defensive coordinator at Lafayette, John Loose; she has been a pediatric brain tumor survivor since her diagnosis at nine months old.• Is a fan of vintage cars, particularly from the ‘60s. He recently pur-chased a ’64 Chevrolet Impala and is in the process of restoring it.

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSJoshua Cribbs• Named a Pink-Tie Guy from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure’s Northeast Ohio affi liate in 2009.• Played quarterback at Dunbar High School, and was also on the baseball, basketball and swimming teams.• Owner of Bounce City, Ohio’s largest indoor infl atable’s company, with former teammate Darnell Dinkins in Strongsville, Ohio.

James Davis• Finished his college career fourth in Clemson history in career all-purpose yards (4,309).• Lists “The Express” as his favorite movie.• Lists T.I. as his favorite recording artist.

Phil Dawson• Longest active tenured member of the Browns.• 2006 winner of the Doug Dieken Humanitarian Award winner for charitable and community efforts, as recognized by the Cleveland Touchdown Club• Started at both kicker and offensive tackle as a senior in high school.

Jake Delhomme• Cites horses as his “fi rst love.”• His father and brother are partners in a group that purchases and trains thoroughbred horses in Louisiana.• He was inducted into the University of Louisiana-Lafayette Ath-letic Hall of Fame in 2006.

Abram Elam• Earned a degree in marketing.• Started the T.E.A.M. Elam Foundation, which conducts annual fun days in his hometown and takes inner-city kids to area NFL games.• Enjoys refurbishing old cars and entering them into competitions.

Scott Fujita• Contributor to Dedicated to Daughters, a book highlighting the relationships of NFL players and their daughters.• Spokesperson for Gulf Restoration Network and America’s Wet-lands Foundation.• Earned fi rst team Channel League and Ventura County honors in both football and basketball in high school.

Chris Gocong• With a degree in general engineering, he has had a childhood pas-sion for building things and taking them apart.• Was a quarterback and linebacker at Carpinteria High School, where he twice earned All-CIF and all academic honors.• Plays the guitar and was once in a band called “Void.”

Joe Haden• Was the point guard of a basketball team that won two state titles and was also a four year starter at quarterback in high school.• One of three brothers to play collegiate football.• First true freshman to start at cornerback on opening day in UF history.

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

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INTERESTING PLAYER FACTSPeyton Hillis• All-conference and all-state in baseball while in high school.• Received the 2007 Paul Eells Award for the Arkansas player who showed outstanding character through adversity.• Saw time as a fullback, running back, wide receiver, kickoff re-turner and punt returner at the University of Arkansas.

Reggie Hodges• Three-time All-Big 12 Conference choice at Centennial High in Champaign, Ill.• Has two children Christian, and Charlee Hodges.• Passionate about his church ministry.

Shawn Lauvao• Received a certifi cate of recognition from the Hawaii chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame for his efforts as an outstanding student and athlete.• As a teenager, competed in the Hawaii Strongest Teen and Hawaii Strong Man competitions, placing fi rst and second.• Earned a B.I.S. degree in interdisciplinary studies.

Alex Mack• Awarded the Draddy Trophy in 2008, given to college football’s top scholar-athlete.• Compiled a 28-2 record as a wrestler during his senior year of high school.• Born in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mohamed Massaquoi• Did not lose a single game and won four straight state champion-ships at Independence High School.• Graduated with a degree in psychology.• Lists the Bible as his favorite book.

Colt McCoy• An Academic All-American nominee, three-time fi rst-team Aca-demic All-Big 12 selection and a fi ve-time member of UT’s Athlet-ics Director’s Honor Roll.• Traveled to Peru to do missionary work during his spring break in college.• Serves as a featured speaker representing the Fellowship of Chris-tian Athletes.

Carlton Mitchell• Started his football career as a punter.• Mother, Angela, is the “cut-man” for boxer Antonio Tarver.• Set the University of South Florida track record in the 400m (47.2).

Jayme Mitchell• Was an All-State fi rst team selection by the Mississippi Associa-tion of Coaches (5A)• Majored in liberal arts at the University of Mississippi.

Evan Moore• Was active with the Boys and Girls Club and a student leader for Athletes in Action while at Stanford.• Earned a B.A. in political science and a M.A. in sociology.• Enjoys reading, music, fi shing, watching movies.

Tony Pashos• Serves on Board of Directors of the HEAL Foundation: Healing Every Autistic Life, a local foundation serving the greater Jackson-ville area.• Founded “Pashos’ Pals” in 2007 in Jacksonville to provide oppor-tunities for abused and neglected children in the city.• Speaks two languages, Greek and English.

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.

Derrick Roberson• Played in the Nike All-Star game and the Broward County All-Star game in high school.• Participated in the inaugural bowling fundraiser for the Bucca-neers’ Courage House, The House of Hope Tampa Bay, in October 2009.

Brian Robiskie• Father, Terry, served as an assistant coach with the Browns from 2001-2006 and as interim head coach for the fi nal fi ve games of the 2004 season; now serves as the Wide Receivers Coach with the Atlanta Falcons.• Worked as a ball boy with the Browns during the summers of 2002-2004.• Enjoys playing golf and fi shing in spare time.

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

Matt Roth• Has donated money to help resurrect the youth football program in his hometown of Villa Park, Ill.• In high school he lettered four times in wrestling, winning a state title as a senior with a record of 31-0.• If he was not playing football, would probably be a fi reman.

Robert Royal• Cites his grandmother, Shirley Jackson, as his role model.• Cousin, Donald Royal, played in the NBA.• Enjoys cooking in his spare time.

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

Brian Schaefering• Lists his mother as biggest infl uence in his athletic career.• Is the fi rst member of his family to play a Division I sport.• Favorite food is Red Hot Riplets, only found in St. Louis.

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Alex Smith• His father, Edwin Smith, was the fi rst-ever Bahamian NFL player and played for the Denver Broncos from 1973-76.• Alex took football back to the Bahamas, where he hosted a youth football camp in the summers of 2006-08.• During the 2009 offseason, participated in the NFL Business Man-agement and Entrepreneurial Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Robaire Smith• His sister, Zaire, is a model who has traveled extensively abroad.• Has two older brothers who played professional sports – Fernando, 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 and donated $100,000 to help rebuild the Ed Woods Stadium in Flint in 2005.

Nick Sorensen• Plays the guitar and is learning the piano.• Cousin, James Augustine, plays professional basketball in Europe.• Enjoys traveling and has visited more than 20 countries.

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 the top blocker in the ACC.• Graduated from Virginia with a degree in anthropology.

Eric Steinbach• Started the Eric Steinbach ARK (Acts of Random Kindness) Foun-dation.• Married his wife Caroline in the spring of 2009.• Collects vintage muscle cars.

Chansi Stuckey• He’s a member of his local Chamber of Commerce and has plans to become even more active in his community.• Conducted a food drive, as he and his mother purchased grocer-ies and partnered with the Northside High Football team to deliver them to families in their community.• Has a big interest in real estate.

Joe Thomas• Hosts the outdoor sportsman show on Sports Time Ohio, “Out-doors Ohio with D’Arcy Egan and Joe Thomas.”• This past offseason, embarked on a week-long visit to U.S. Troops throughout Southwest Asia during the NFL-USO program.• As a senior in high school, won the 2003 Wisconsin state title in the shot put and discus.

Jason Trusnik• Served as a shopping chaperone during 2007 holiday season for children of families who lost family members in the Iraq War.• Visited the Schneider’s Children’s Hospital among others and con-sistently volunteers at Special Olympics events for children.• Lettered in wrestling, earning berth in state championship as a senior in high school.

Steve Vallos• Named the Youngstown Vindicator’s Wrestler of the Year and set the school’s season (24) and career (58) pin records.• Earned letters in football, wrestling and track.

Ray Ventrone• Ventrone received the nickname “Bubba” from his father as a child.• In the seventh grade, he started the Hoops for a Cure charity with a couple of his friends in his hometown of Pittsburgh. The charity benefi ts pancreatic cancer research and runs an annual basketball tournament.• Majored in communications at Villanova University.

Lawrence Vickers• Attended a youth football camp in Australia in 2007.• Was the starting quarterback his freshman and sophomore years at Forest Brook High School before switching to running back.• Lettered three times in basketball, averaging 20 points, 10 re-bounds, three steals and three blocks a game as a senior, and lettered twice in track, competing in the high jump.

Seneca Wallace• In high school, he won All-Sierra Conference honors and All-Sac-ramento honorable mention honors in basketball.• Named Big 12 Newcomer of the Year in 2001.• Received the Ed Block Courage Award in 2008.

T.J. Ward• Received Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors.• Helped extend its winning streak to 151 games and won three-straight national championships while at De La Salle High School.• Majored in sociology at University of Oregon.

Benjamin Watson• Volunteers for the Habitat for Humanity.• In the Winter of 2007, traveled with a small group of NFL players on a USO tour visiting U.S. military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan.• In January 2008, he and his wife Kirsten, announced the start of their charitable foundation, called “One More.”

Floyd Womack• Nicknamed “Pork Chop” by his mother who thought he resembled Pork Chop Cash, a local pro wrestler, when he was a baby.• Would pursue a career in teaching if he weren’t playing in the NFL.• Is a fan of the “Real World” on MTV.

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

INTERESTING PLAYER FACTS

2010 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICSWON 1, LOST 4 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/12 L 14-17 at Tampa Bay 47,211 Hillis 76 350 4.6 48 4 09/19 L 14-16 Kansas City 65,377 Harrison 31 91 2.9 39 0 09/26 L 17-24 at Baltimore 71,119 Cribbs 11 52 4.7 19 0 10/03 W 23-20 Cincinnati 66,731 Davis 4 9 2.3 4 0 10/10 L 10-20 Atlanta 65,290 Wallace 7 9 1.3 6 0 10/17 at Pittsburgh Vickers 1 3 3.0 3 0 10/24 at New Orleans Delhomme 2 1 0.5 1 0 11/07 New England Watson 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 11/14 New York Jets TEAM 133 514 3.9 48 4 11/21 at Jacksonville OPPONENTS 145 600 4.1 55 0 11/28 Carolina * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 12/05 at Miami Watson 23 230 10.0 44 1 12/12 at Buffalo Hillis 20 143 7.2 19t 1 12/19 at Cincinnati Stuckey 15 151 10.1 19 0 12/26 Baltimore Cribbs 13 175 13.5 65t 1 01/02 Pittsburgh Massaquoi 9 115 12.8 41t 1 Clev. Opp. Moore 5 118 23.6 49 1 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 85 86 Harrison 4 42 10.5 23 0 Rushing 24 19 Robiskie 3 23 7.7 12 0 Passing 51 60 Royal 2 13 6.5 7 0 Penalty 10 7 Vickers 2 10 5.0 10 0 3rd Down: Made/Att 26/66 29/70 Wallace 1 9 9.0 9 0 3rd Down Pct. 39.4 41.4 Aiken 1 7 7.0 7 0 4th Down: Made/Att 0/1 1/2 TEAM 98 1036 10.6 65t 5 4th Down Pct. 0.0 50.0 OPPONENTS 97 1172 12.1 78t 8 POSSESSION AVG. 29:00 31:00 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD TOTAL NET YARDS 1507 1716 M. Adams 1 26 26.0 26 0 Avg. Per Game 301.4 343.2 Rubin 1 1 1.0 1 0 Total Plays 302 307 S. Brown 1 0 0.0 0 0 Avg. Per Play 5.0 5.6 TEAM 3 27 9.0 26 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 514 600 OPPONENTS 6 125 20.8 64 2 Avg. Per Game 102.8 120.0 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Total Rushes 133 145 Hodges 29 1318 45.4 39.8 5 8 57 0 NET YARDS PASSING 993 1116 TEAM 29 1318 45.4 39.8 5 8 57 0 Avg. Per Game 198.6 223.2 OPPONENTS 23 972 42.3 38.9 2 10 60 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 7/43 10/56 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Gross Yards 1036 1172 Cribbs 6 4 37 6.2 15 0 Att./Completions 162/98 152/97 TEAM 6 4 37 6.2 15 0 Completion Pct. 60.5 63.8 OPPONENTS 15 1 64 4.3 17 0 Had Intercepted 6 3 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD PUNTS/AVERAGE 29/45.4 23/42.3 Cribbs 14 283 20.2 34 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 29/39.8 23/38.9 Harrison 4 32 8.0 10 0 PENALTIES/YARDS 36/287 32/284 Benard 1 11 11.0 11 0 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 9/3 4/4 Davis 1 11 11.0 11 0 TOUCHDOWNS 9 10 Vickers 1 3 3.0 3 0 Rushing 4 0 TEAM 21 340 16.2 34 0 Passing 5 8 OPPONENTS 17 306 18.0 32 0 Returns 0 2 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Dawson 1/ 1 1/ 1 3/ 3 0/ 1 0/1 TEAM 13 45 13 7 0 78 TEAM 1/ 1 1/ 1 3/ 3 0/ 1 0/1 OPPONENTS 13 37 13 34 0 97 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 5/ 5 2/ 3 2/ 3 0/1 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Dawson: (62N)(42N)(38G)(30G,31G,22G)(19G)Hillis 5 4 1 0 0 30 OPP: (49G)(35G,26G,23G)(51N,49G)(24G,44B,25G)Dawson 0 0 0 0 9/ 9 5/ 7 0 24 (24G,30G,30B)Cribbs 1 0 1 0 0 6 Massaquoi 1 0 1 0 0 6 Moore 1 0 1 0 0 6 Watson 1 0 1 0 0 6 TEAM 9 4 5 0 9/ 9 5/ 7 0 78 OPPONENTS 10 0 8 2 10/10 9/12 0 97 2-Pt Conv: TM 0-0, OPP 0-0 SACKS: Benard 3.5, Fujita 2.5, Roth 2, Coleman 1, J. Mitchell LG 1, Trusnik 1, TM 10, OPP 7 FUM/LOST: Hillis 3/2, Cribbs 2/0, Delhomme 1/0, Harrison 1/1, Stuckey 1/0, Wallace 1/0

* PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Wallace 100 63 693 63.0 6.93 4 4.0 2 2.0 65t 6/ 33 88.5 Delhomme 60 33 324 55.0 5.40 1 1.7 4 6.7 49 1/ 10 48.2 Cribbs 2 2 19 100.0 9.50 0 0.0 0 0.0 10 0/ 0 106.3 TEAM 162 98 1036 60.5 6.40 5 3.1 6 3.7 65t 7/ 43 74.0 OPPONENTS 152 97 1172 63.8 7.71 8 5.3 3 2.0 78t 10/ 56 96.7

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Player Total Solo Asst. Sacks Yds Ints Yds PBU FF FR Safety TDsT.J. Ward 38 29 9 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Scott Fujita 27 18 9 2.5 24.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Matt Roth 26 20 6 2.0 10.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Robaire Smith 25 13 12 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Eric Barton 23 19 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Eric Wright 22 18 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0Sheldon Brown 21 18 3 0.0 0.0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0Chris Gocong 20 14 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Abram Elam 19 18 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ahtyba Rubin 19 15 4 0.0 0.0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0Kenyon Coleman 17 14 3 1.0 2.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0Mike Adams 14 11 3 0.0 0.0 1 26 3 0 0 0 0Joe Haden 11 9 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0Marcus Benard 9 6 3 3.5 14.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Brian Schaefering 4 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shaun Rogers 3 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0David Bowens 2 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Derreck Robinson 2 0 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jason Trusnik 1 1 0 1.0 6.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 303 230 73 10.0 56.0 3 27 22 3 4 0 0

Player Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsNick Sorensen 7 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ray Ventrone 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Joe Haden 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0T.J. Ward 5 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Titus Brown 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mike Adams 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jason Trusnik 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sam Aiken 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Blake Costanzo 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Phil Dawson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Abram Elam 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kaluka Maiava 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Josh Cribbs 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Scott Fujita 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 34 30 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0

2010 REGULAR SEASON SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

2010 REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS2010 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

2010 REGULAR SEASON MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSPlayer Total Solo Asst. FF FR PATs Blk FG Blk Punts Blk Safety TDsChansi Stuckey 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peyton Hillis 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Alex Mack 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mohamed Massaquoi 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Joe Thomas 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Peyton Hillis 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Seneca Wallace 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Floyd Womack 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0BROWNS TOTALS 6 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

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INTERCEPTIONSGame Opp. No. Yards LG TD Players 9/12 at TB 1 26 26 0 Adams9/19 KC 2 1 1 0 Brown, Rubin9/26 at Bal 0 0 0 0 -10/3 CIN 0 0 0 0 - 10/10 ATL 0 0 0 0 -10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac 11/28 CAR 12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT Totals 5 games 3 27 26 0 Adams, Brown, Rubin

FUMBLES FUMBLES FORCED FUMBLES RECOVEREDGame Opp. No. Players No. Players 9/12 at TB 1 Ward 2 Costanzo, Hillis9/19 KC 0 - 0 -9/26 at Bal 0 - 0 -10/3 CIN 1 Fujita 2 Coleman 10/10 ATL 1 Fujita 1 Coleman 10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac 11/28 CAR 12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT Totals 5 games 3 Fujita (2), Ward (1) 5 Coleman (3), Costanzo (1), Hillis (1)

QUARTERBACK SACKSGame Opp. No. Yards Players 9/12 at TB 3 13.0 Benard (1.5), Trusnik (1.0), Fujita (0.5)9/19 KC 1 4.0 Benard (1.0)9/26 at Bal 0 0.0 -10/3 CIN 4 25.0 Coleman (1.0), Roth (2.0), Fujita (1.0)10/10 ATL 2 14.0 Benard (1.0), Fujita (1.0)10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac 11/28 CAR 12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT Totals 5 games 10 56.0 Benard (3.5), Fujita (2.5), Roth (2.0), Coleman (1.0), Trusnik (1.0)

2010 DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STATS

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OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSGame Opp. WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB RB FB9/12 at TB Royal (TE) Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack St. Clair Watson Cribbs Delhomme Hillis Vickers9/19 KC Massaquoi Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack St. Clair Watson Robiskie Wallace Harrison Moore (TE)9/26 at Bal Massaquoi Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack St. Clair Watson Cribbs Wallace Hillis Stuckey (WR) 10/3 CIN Massaquoi Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack Pashos Watson Cribbs Wallace Hillis Moore (TE)10/10 ATL Massaquoi Thomas Steinbach Mack Womack Pashos Watson Robiskie Wallace Hillis Stuckey (WR)10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac11/28 CAR12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSGame Opp. LE NT RE OLB ILB ILB OLB LCB RCB S S9/12 at TB Smith Rubin Haden (CB) Roth Gocong Fujita Benard Wright Brown Adams Ward9/19 KC Coleman Rubin Smith Roth Gocong Barton Fujita Wright Brown Elam Ward9/26 at Bal Coleman Rubin Smith Roth Gocong Barton Fujita Wright Brown Elam Ward10/3 CIN Coleman Rubin Smith Roth Gocong Barton Fujita Wright Brown Elam Ward10/10 ATL Coleman Rubin Smith Roth Gocong Barton Fujita Wright Brown Elam Ward 10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac11/28 CAR12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT

2010 STARTING LINEUPS AND INACTIVES

GAME-BY-GAME INACTIVESGame Opp. 9/12 at TB McCoy (3QB) C. Mitchell Sorensen Lauvao Jackson Vallos A. Smith Bowens9/19 KC Delhomme C. Mitchell Roberson Lauvao Jackson Vallos A. Smith Robinson9/26 at Bal Delhomme C. Mitchell Harrison Lauvao Benard Vallos Rogers Robiskie10/3 CIN Delhomme (3QB) C. Mitchell Davis Lauvao Roberson St. Clair A. Smith Robiskie10/10 ATL McCoy (3QB) C. Mitchell Davis Lauvao Robinson St. Clair A. Smith J. Mitchell 10/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac11/28 CAR12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT

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Date 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/5 12/12 12/19 12/26 1/2 Opponent at TB KC at Bal CIN ATL at Pit at NO NE NYJ at Jac CAR at Mia at Buf at Cin BAL PIT GP GS DNP IAAdams, M. S X X X X 5 1 0 0Adams, T. IR IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Aiken, S. N N X X X 3 0 0 0Anderson, A. PS N N N N 0 0 0 0Asante, L. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Barton, E. X RILB RILB RILB RILB 5 4 0 0Benard, M. LOLB X IA X X 4 1 0 1Bowens, D. IA X X X X 4 0 0 1Brown, S. RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB 5 5 0 0Brown, T. N N X X X 3 0 0 0Clayton, T. N PS PS N N 0 0 0 0Coleman, K. X LE RE LE LE 5 4 0 0Costanzo, B. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Cribbs, J. WR X WR WR X 5 3 0 0Danso, K. IR IR N N N 0 0 0 0Davis, J. X X X IA IA 3 0 0 2Dawson, P. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Delhomme, J. QB IA IA 3QB X 2 1 0 3Elam, A. X S S S S 5 4 0 0Estandia, G. IR IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Fanaika, P. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Fujita, S. RILB ROLB ROLB ROLB ROLB 5 5 0 0Gocong, C. LILB LILB LILB LILB LILB 5 5 0 0Haden, J. CB X X X X 5 1 0 0Haggerty, J. IR IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Hardesty, M. IR IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Harrison, J. X RB IA X X 4 1 0 1Hillis, P. RB X RB RB RB 5 4 0 0Hodges, R. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Ivey, T. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Jackson, D. IA IA IR IR IR 0 0 0 2Lauvao, S. IA IA IA IA IA 0 0 0 5Mack, A. C C C C C 5 5 0 0Maiava, K. X X IR IR IR 2 0 0 0Massaquoi, M. X WR WR WR WR 5 4 0 0McCoy, C. 3QB DNP DNP DNP 3QB 0 0 3 2Mitchell, C. IA IA IA IA IA 0 0 0 5Mitchell, J. N N N N IA 0 0 0 1Moore, E. X TE X TE X 5 2 0 0Murray, P. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Norwood, J. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Pashos, T. X X X RT RT 5 2 0 0Pontbriand, R. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Roberson, C. IR IR N N N 0 0 0 0Roberson, D. X IA X IA N 2 0 0 2Robinson, B. N N N PS N 0 0 0 0Robinson, D. X IA X X IA 3 0 0 2Robiskie, B. X WR IA IA WR 3 2 0 2Rogers, S. X X IA X X 4 0 0 1Roth, M. ROLB LOLB LOLB LOLB LOLB 5 5 0 0Royal, R. TE X X X X 5 1 0 0Rubin, A. NT NT NT NT NT 5 5 0 0Sanford, B. PS PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Schaefering, B. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Smith, A. IA IA X IA IA 1 0 0 4Smith, D. PS N N N PS 0 0 0 0Smith, R. LE RE LE RE RE 5 5 0 0Sorensen, N. IA X X X X 4 0 0 1St. Clair, J. RT RT RT IA IA 3 3 0 2Steinbach, E. LG LG LG LG LG 5 5 0 0Stuckey, C. X X WR X WR 5 2 0 0Thomas, J. LT LT LT LT LT 5 5 0 0Trusnik, J. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Vallos, S. IA IA IA DNP DNP 0 0 2 3Ventrone, R. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Vickers, L. FB X X X X 5 1 0 0Wallace, S. X QB QB QB QB 5 4 0 0Ward, T.J. S S S S S 5 5 0 0Watson, B. TE TE TE TE TE 5 5 0 0Womack, F. RG RG RG RG RG 5 5 0 0Wright, D. N PS PS N N 0 0 0 0Wright, E. LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB 5 5 0 0Yates, B. X X X X X 5 0 0 0Zastudil, D. IR IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0N - 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

2010 PARTICIPATION CHART

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, Regular Season Week 6, Game 6 -21-

MOST YARDS RUSHINGBrowns: 144, Peyton Hillis (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 140, Michael Turner (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 27, Peyton Hillis (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: 22, twice, most recently Thomas Jones (9/19 vs. Kansas City) MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNSBrowns: 1, four times, most recently Peyton Hillis (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: None

LONGEST RUSHBrowns: 48, Peyton Hillis (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 55, Michael Turner (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST YARDS PASSINGBrowns: 229, Seneca Wallace (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 371, Carson Palmer (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 37, Jake Delhomme (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 36, Carson Palmer (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST PASSING COMPLETIONSBrowns: 20, Jake Delhomme (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 25, Carson Palmer (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Minimum 15 att.)Browns: 75.0%, Seneca Wallace (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 71.0%, Joe Flacco (9/26 at Baltimore)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSESBrowns: 1, fi ve times, most recently Seneca Wallace (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 3, Joe Flacco (9/26 at Baltimore) MOST RECEPTIONSBrowns: 7, Peyton Hillis (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 10, Terrell Owens (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST RECEIVING YARDS Browns: 87, Evan Moore (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 222, Terrell Owens (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

LONGEST RECEPTIONBrowns: 65, Josh Cribbs (9/19 vs. Kansas City)Opponent: 78, Terrell Owens (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONSBrowns: 1, fi ve times, most recently Peyton Hillis (10/10 vs. Atlanta)Opponent: 3, Anquan Boldin (9/26 at Baltimore)

MOST POINTSBrowns: 9, Phil Dawson (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)Opponent: 18, Anquan Boldin (9/26 at Baltimore)

MOST SACKSBrowns: 2.0, Matt Roth (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)Opponent: 2.0, John Abraham (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST INTERCEPTIONSBrowns: 1, three times, most recently Ahtyba Rubin (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 1, six times, most recently Stephen Nicholas (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

2010 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

2010 TURNOVER TABLE -----TAKEAWAYS----- -----GIVEAWAYS-----Game Opp. Fumbles INTs Total Pts Off Fumbles INT Total Pts Off Difference Result9/12 at TB 1 1 2 0 1 2 3 7 -1 L, 14-179/19 KC 0 2 2 0 1 1 2 10 0 L, 14-169/26 at Bal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L, 17-2410/3 CIN 2 0 2 6 0 1 1 0 +1 W, 23-2010/10 ATL 1 0 1 3 1 2 3 7 -2 L, 10-2010/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac11/28 CAR12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT Totals 5 games 4 3 7 9 3 6 9 24 -2

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, Regular Season Week 6, Game 6 -22-

MOST POINTSBrowns: 23 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: 24 (9/26 at Baltimore)

MOST POINTS, QUARTERBrowns: 14, Second (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 10, three times, most recently Third (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST POINTS, HALFBrowns: 14, three times, most recently First (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 14, two times, most recently Second (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST FIRST DOWNSBrowns: 21 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: 21 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST YARDS RUSHING (NET)Browns: 173 (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 165 (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 35 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: 39 (9/19 vs. Kansas City)

MOST PASSING YARDS (NET)Browns: 236 (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 346 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 39 (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 36 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST PASSING COMPLETIONSBrowns: 25 (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 28 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

MOST SACKS (BY DEFENSE)Browns: 4.0 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati) Opponent: 2.0, two times, most recently (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

MOST TOTAL NET YARDSBrowns: 340 (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 413 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST PENALTIES (No. – Yards)Browns: 9 - 78 (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 8 - 79 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

MOST TIME OF POSSESSIONBrowns: 30:46 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)Opponent: 33:13 (9/19 vs. Kansas City)

FEWEST POINTSBrowns: 10 (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 17 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

FEWEST POINTS, HALFBrowns: 0, two times, most recently Second (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 6, two times, most recently First (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNSBrowns: 13 (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 13 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

FEWEST YARDS RUSHING (NET)Browns: 48 (10/10 vs. Atlanta)Opponent: 67 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 20 (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 18 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

FEWEST PASSING YARDS (NET)Browns: 131 (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 169 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

FEWEST PASSING ATTEMPTSBrowns: 24 (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 28, twice, most recently (9/19 vs. Kansas City)

FEWEST COMPLETIONSBrowns: 16 (9/19 vs. Kansas City)Opponent: 16, two times, most recently (10/10 vs. Atlanta)

FEWEST SACKS (BY DEFENSE)Browns: 0.0 (9/26 at Baltimore) Opponent: 0.0 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

FEWEST TOTAL NET YARDSBrowns: 269 (10/10 vs. Atlanta) Opponent: 288 (9/12 at Tampa Bay)

FEWEST PENALTIES (No. – Yards)Browns: 5 - 47 (9/12 at Tampa Bay) Opponent: 4 - 30 (9/19 vs. Kansas City)

LEAST TIME OF POSSESSIONBrowns: 26:47 (9/19 vs. Kansas City) Opponent: 29:14 (10/3 vs. Cincinnati)

2010 TEAM SUPERLATIVES

REPLAYS AND CHALLENGESBrowns ChallengesDate Opp. Time Initial Call Decision9/19 KC 9:28 - 1st Q J. Harrison right guard to CLE 23 for -3 yards. FUMBLES, RECOVERED by G. Dorsey. Play challenged by CLE and upheld. 10/3 CIN 3:25 - 1st Q S. Wallace pass incomplete deep right to B. Watson. Play challenged by CLE and upheld.

Opponent ChallengesDate Opp. Time Initial Call Decision9/26 BAL 15:00 - 2nd Q S. Wallace pass short right to B. Watson for 10 yards. Baltimore challenged the runner was down by contact ruling and the play was upheld.

Replay Assistant Challenges-Last two minutes of each half and overtime only-Date Opp. Time Initial Call DecisionNone KC 2:00 - 4th Q T. Jones right guard to CLE 35 for 1 yard Play challenged by Replay Assistant and upheld.

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, Regular Season Week 6, Game 6 -23-

FIRST DOWNS EARNEDTotal First Downs - Regular Season

PLAYER RUSHING RECEIVING TOTALPeyton Hillis 18 9 27Benjamin Watson 12 12Chansi Stuckey 11 11Joshua Cribbs 2 7 9Mohamed Massaquoi 5 5Jerome Harrison 3 1 4Evan Moore 4 4Seneca Wallace 2 2Lawrence Vickers 1 1PENALTY 10Total 85

Date Opp. Att. Results 9/12 at TB 0/1 J. Delhomme pass incomplete deep right to C. Stuckey9/19 KC 0/09/26 at Bal 0/010/3 CIN 0/010/10 ATL 0/010/17 at Pit10/24 at NO11/7 NE11/14 NYJ11/21 at Jac11/28 CAR12/5 at Mia12/12 at Buf12/19 at Cin12/26 BAL1/2 PIT Totals 0/1

2010 STATISTICS

FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS

2010 NUMBERS IN THE RED ZONEat Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9/12) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 7 1Defense 0 1 0 2 3 1 0 7 2

vs. Kansas City Chiefs (9/19) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 7 0Defense 1 0 1 1 3 0 3 9 0

at Baltimore Ravens (9/26) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 1 1 0 1 3 2 1 17 0Defense 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 14 0

vs. Cincinnati Bengals (10/3) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 1 1 2 0 4 1 3 16 0Defense 0 1 1 1 3 1 2 13 0

vs. Atlanta Falcons (10/10) ATTEMPTS IN THE RED ZONE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TDs FGs Pts. Turn.Offense 0 1 1 1 3 1 1 10 1Defense 0 3 0 0 3 0 2 6 1

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NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 5/1/0/085 Aiken, Sam WR 6-2 215 12/14/80 29 8 North Carolina Clinton, N.C. FA - ‘10 3/0/0/050 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 33 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/058 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 4/1/0/196 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 4/0/0/124 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 5/5/0/059 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘10 3/0/0/090 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/054 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 5/0/0/016 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 5/3/0/028 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 3/0/0/24 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 5/0/0/017 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 2/1/0/326 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 29 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/099 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 5/5/0/051 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 5/5/0/023 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 5/1/0/035 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 4/1/0/140 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 5/4/0/02 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 5/0/0/066 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 0/0/0/555 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 5/5/0/011 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 5/4/0/012 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 24 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 0/0/3/218 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 0/0/0/597 Mitchell, Jayme DL 6-6 285 3/15/84 26 5 Mississippi Jackson, Miss. Tr. (Min.) - ‘10 0/0/0/189 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 5/2/0/079 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 5/2/0/064 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 31 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 5/0/0/067 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 3/0/0/280 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 3/2/0/292 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 4/0/0/153 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 28 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 5/5/0/084 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 5/1/0/071 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 5/5/0/091 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 27 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 5/0/0/081 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 1/0/0/498 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 5/5/0/027 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 4/0/0/178 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 3/3/0/265 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 5/5/0/083 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 27 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/2/0/073 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 5/5/0/093 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 26 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/0/0/060 Vallos, Steve OL 6-3 310 12/28/83 26 4 Wake Forest Boardman, Ohio W. (Sea.) - ‘10 0/0/2/341 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 5/0/0/047 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 5/1/0/06 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 5/4/0/043 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10 5/5/0/082 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 5/5/0/077 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 5/5/0/021 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 5/5/0/068 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘10 5/0/0/0 RESERVE-INJURED (IR): (6) 62 Adams, Titus DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 2 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (NE) - ‘10 0/0/0/088 Estandia, Greg TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 27 4 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘09 0/0/0/086 Haggerty, Johnathan WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma St. Dallas, Texas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/031 Hardesty, Montario RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘10 0/0/0/052 Jackson, D’Qwell LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 27 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 0/0/0/256 Maiava, Kaluka LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 2/0/0/015 Zastudil, Dave P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 0/0/0/0 PRACTICE SQUAD: (8) 42 Asante, Larry DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘10 0/0/0/063 Fanaika, Paul OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘10 0/0/0/094 Ivey, Travis DL 6-4 325 12/22/86 23 R Maryland Upper Marlboro, Md. W. (Mia.) - ‘10 0/0/0/039 Mallett. Martell RB 6-0 210 5/13/86 24 R Akransas-Pine Bluff Pine Bluff, Arkansas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/075 Murray, Pat OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/010 Norwood, Jordan WR 5-11 180 9/29/86 24 1 Penn State State College, Pa. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/070 Sanford, Brian DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 23 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/025 Smith, DeAngelo DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘10 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), Andy Dickerson (Assistant Offensive Line), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Hen- derson (Defensive Backs), Kent Johnston (Strength and Conditioning), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receivers), Carl Smith (Quarterbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line); Ben Bloom (Defensive Asst.); Dan Shamash (Offensive Asst.); Tracy Smith (Special Teams Asst.); Luke Steckel (Asst. to the Head Coach)

CLEVELAND BROWNS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (as of October 11)

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CLEVELAND BROWNS NUMERICAL ROSTER (as of October 11)NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA2 Reggie Hodges P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 5/0/0/04 Phil Dawson K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 5/0/0/06 Seneca Wallace QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 5/4/0/011 Mohamed Massaquoi WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 5/4/0/012 Colt McCoy QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 24 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 0/0/3/216 Joshua Cribbs WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 5/3/0/017 Jake Delhomme QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 2/1/0/318 Carlton Mitchell WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 0/0/0/520 Mike Adams DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 5/1/0/021 Eric Wright DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 5/5/0/023 Joe Haden DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 5/1/0/024 Sheldon Brown DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 5/5/0/026 Abram Elam DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 29 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/027 Nick Sorensen DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 4/0/0/128 James Davis RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 3/0/0/235 Jerome Harrison RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 4/1/0/140 Peyton Hillis RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 5/4/0/041 Ray Ventrone DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 5/0/0/043 T.J. Ward DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10 5/5/0/047 Lawrence Vickers FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 5/1/0/050 Eric Barton LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 33 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/051 Chris Gocong LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 5/5/0/053 Matt Roth LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 28 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 5/5/0/054 Blake Costanzo LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 5/0/0/055 Alex Mack OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 5/5/0/058 Marcus Benard LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 4/1/0/159 Titus Brown LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘10 3/0/0/060 Steve Vallos OL 6-3 310 12/28/83 26 4 Wake Forest Boardman, Ohio W. (Sea.) - ‘10 0/0/2/364 Ryan Pontbriand LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 31 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 5/0/0/065 Eric Steinbach OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 5/5/0/066 Shawn Lauvao OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 0/0/0/567 Derreck Robinson DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 3/0/0/268 Billy Yates OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘10 5/0/0/071 Ahtyba Rubin DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 5/5/0/073 Joe Thomas OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 5/5/0/077 Floyd Womack OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 5/5/0/078 John St. Clair OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 3/3/0/279 Tony Pashos OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 5/1/0/080 Brian Robiskie WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 3/2/0/281 Alex Smith TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 1/0/0/482 Benjamin Watson TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 5/5/0/083 Chansi Stuckey WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 27 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/2/0/084 Robert Royal TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 5/1/0/085 Sam Aiken WR 6-2 215 12/14/80 29 8 North Carolina Clinton, N.C. FA - ‘10 3/0/0/089 Evan Moore TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 5/2/0/090 Kenyon Coleman DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/4/0/091 Brian Schaefering DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 27 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 5/0/0/092 Shaun Rogers DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 4/0/0/193 Jason Trusnik LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 26 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 5/0/0/096 David Bowens LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 4/0/0/197 Jayme Mitchell DL 6-6 285 3/15/84 26 5 Mississippi Jackson, Miss. Tr. (Min.) - ‘10 0/0/0/198 Robaire Smith DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 5/5/0/099 Scott Fujita LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 5/5/0/0 RESERVE-INJURED (IR): (7) 15 Dave Zastudil P 6-3 220 10/26/78 31 9 Ohio Bay Village, Ohio UFA (Bal.) - ‘06 0/0/0/031 Montario Hardesty RB 6-0 225 2/1/87 23 R Tennessee New Bern, N.C. D2b - ‘10 0/0/0/052 D’Qwell Jackson LB 6-0 240 9/26/83 27 5 Maryland Largo, Fla. D2 - ‘06 0/0/0/256 Kaluka Maiava LB 6-0 229 12/27/86 23 2 Southern California Wailuku, Hawaii D4 - ‘09 2/0/0/062 Titus Adams DL 6-4 305 1/28/83 27 2 Nebraska Omaha, Neb. W. (NE) - ‘10 0/0/0/086 Johnathan Haggerty WR 6-1 195 2/5/88 22 R SW Oklahoma St. Dallas, Texas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/088 Greg Estandia TE 6-8 266 11/18/82 27 4 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. W. (Jac.) - ‘09 0/0/0/0 PRACTICE SQUAD: (8) 10 Jordan Norwood WR 5-11 180 9/29/86 24 1 Penn State State College, Pa. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/025 Smith, DeAngelo DB 5-11 200 7/17/86 24 2 Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio FA - ‘10 0/0/0/039 Martell Mallett RB 6-0 210 5/13/86 24 R Akransas-Pine Bluff Pine Bluff, Arkansas FA - ‘10 0/0/0/042 Larry Asante DB 6-0 210 3/7/88 22 R Nebraska Alexandria, Va. D5 - ‘10 0/0/0/063 Paul Fanaika OL 6-5 327 4/9/86 24 1 Arizona State Milbrae, Calif. W. (Was.) - ‘10 0/0/0/070 Brian Sanford DL 6-2 280 9/12/87 23 R Temple Hartford, Conn. FA - ‘10 0/0/0/075 Pat Murray OL 6-3 316 10/31/84 25 1 Truman State Fort Dodge, Iowa FA - ‘09 0/0/0/094 Travis Ivey DL 6-4 325 12/22/86 23 R Maryland Upper Marlboro, Md. W. (Mia.) - ‘10 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), Andy Dickerson (Assistant Offensive Line), Matt Eberfl us (Linebackers), Steve Hagen (Tight Ends), Jerome Henderson (Defensive Backs), Kent Johnston (Strength and Conditioning), Rick Lyle (Asst. Strength and Conditioning), George McDonald (Wide Receiv- ers), Carl Smith (Quarterbacks), George Warhop (Offensive Line) ; Ben Bloom (Defensive Asst.); Dan Shamash (Offensive Asst.); Tracy Smith (Special Teams Asst.); Luke Steckel (Asst. to the Head Coach)

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CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY POSITION (as of October 11)QUARTERBACKS (3) POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ 17 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘1012 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 24 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘106 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 RUNNING BACKS (4) 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘0935 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘0640 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘1047 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 WIDE RECEIVERS (6) 16 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘0511 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘0918 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘1080 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘0983 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 27 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0985 Sam Aiken WR 6-2 215 12/14/80 29 8 North Carolina Clinton, N.C. FA - ‘10 TIGHT ENDS (4) 89 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘0984 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘0981 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘1082 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (9) 66 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘1055 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘0979 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘1078 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘0965 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘0773 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘0760 Vallos, Steve OL 6-3 310 12/28/83 26 4 Wake Forest Boardman, Ohio W. (Sea.) - ‘1077 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘0968 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘10 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (7) 90 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0997 Mitchell, Jayme DL 6-6 285 3/15/84 26 5 Mississippi Jackson, Miss. Tr. (Min.) - ‘1067 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘0992 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘0871 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘0891 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 27 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘0998 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 LINEBACKERS (9) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 33 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0958 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘0959 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘1096 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘0954 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘0999 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘1051 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘1053 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 28 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘0993 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 26 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 DEFENSIVE BACKS (8) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘0724 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘1026 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 29 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘0923 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘1027 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘0741 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘0943 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘1021 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 SPECIALISTS (3) 4 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘992 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘0964 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 31 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03

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CLEVELAND BROWNS ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE (as of October 11) NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ12th Year (4) 50 Barton, Eric LB 6-3 245 9/29/77 32 12 Maryland Alexandria, Va. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 96 Bowens, David LB 6-3 265 7/3/77 33 12 Western Illinois Detroit, Mich. UFA (NYJ) - ‘09 4 Dawson, Phil K 5-11 200 1/23/75 35 12 Texas Dallas, Texas FA - ‘99 17 Delhomme, Jake QB 6-2 215 1/10/75 35 12 Louisiana-Lafayette Breaux Bridge, La. FA - ‘10 11th Year (2) 98 Smith, Robaire DL 6-5 310 11/15/77 32 11 Michigan State Flint, Mich. UFA (Ten.) - ‘07 78 St. Clair, John OL 6-6 320 7/15/77 33 11 Virginia Roanoke, Va. UFA (Chi.) - ‘09 10th Year (3) 92 Rogers, Shaun DL 6-4 350 3/12/79 31 10 Texas LaPorte, Texas Tr. (Det.) - ‘08 27 Sorensen, Nick DB 6-3 210 7/31/78 32 10 Virginia Tech Vienna, Va. FA - ‘07 77 Womack, Floyd OL 6-4 328 11/15/78 31 10 Mississippi State Cleveland, Miss. UFA (Sea.) - ‘09 9th Year (4) 24 Brown, Sheldon DB 5-10 200 3/19/79 31 9 South Carolina Fort Lawn, S.C. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 90 Coleman, Kenyon DL 6-5 295 4/10/79 31 9 UCLA Alta Loma, Calif. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 99 Fujita, Scott LB 6-5 250 4/28/79 31 9 California Ventura, Calif. UFA (N.O.) - ‘10 84 Royal, Robert TE 6-4 257 5/15/79 31 9 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA - ‘09 8th Year (5) 85 Aiken, Sam WR 6-2 215 12/14/80 29 8 North Carolina Clinton, N.C. FA - ‘10 79 Pashos, Tony OL 6-6 325 8/3/80 30 8 Illinois Palos Heights, Ill. UFA (S.F.) - ‘10 64 Pontbriand, Ryan LS 6-2 255 10/1/79 31 8 Rice Houston, Texas D5a - ‘03 65 Steinbach, Eric OL 6-6 295 4/4/80 30 8 Iowa Lockport, Ill. UFA (Cin.) - ‘07 6 Wallace, Seneca QB 5-11 205 8/6/80 30 8 Iowa State Sacramento, Calif. Tr. (Sea.) - ‘10 7th Year (3) 20 Adams, Mike DB 5-11 200 3/24/81 29 7 Delaware Paterson, N.J. UFA (S.F.) - ‘07 82 Watson, Benjamin TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 29 7 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA (N.E.) - ‘10 68 Yates, Billy OL 6-2 305 4/15/80 30 7 Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA - ‘10 6th Year (3) 16 Cribbs, Joshua WR 6-1 215 6/9/83 27 6 Kent State Washington, D.C. FA - ‘05 53 Roth, Matt LB 6-4 275 10/14/82 28 6 Iowa Villa Park, Ill. W. (Mia.) - ‘09 81 Smith, Alex TE 6-4 258 5/22/82 28 6 Stanford Denver, Colo. FA - ‘10 5th Year (4) 26 Elam, Abram DB 6-0 207 10/15/81 29 5 Kent State Riviera Beach, Fla. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 51 Gocong, Chris LB 6-2 263 11/16/83 26 5 Cal Poly SLO Santa Barbara, Calif. Tr. (Phi.) - ‘10 35 Harrison, Jerome RB 5-9 205 2/26/83 27 5 Washington State Kalamazoo, Mich. D5a - ‘06 97 Mitchell, Jayme DL 6-6 285 3/15/84 26 5 Mississippi Jackson, Miss. Tr. (Min.) - ‘10 41 Ventrone, Ray DB 5-10 200 10/21/82 27 5 Villanova Pittsburgh, Pa. FA - ‘09 47 Vickers, Lawrence FB 6-0 250 5/8/83 27 5 Colorado Houston, Texas D6a - ‘06 4th Year (8) 54 Costanzo, Blake LB 6-1 235 4/14/84 26 4 Lafayette Franklin Lakes, N.J. W. (Buf.) - ‘09 2 Hodges, Reggie P 6-0 220 1/26/82 28 4 Ball State Champaign, Ill FA - ‘09 67 Robinson, Derreck DL 6-4 295 3/3/82 28 4 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. FA - ‘09 83 Stuckey, Chansi WR 6-0 196 10/4/83 27 4 Clemson Warner Robins, Ga. Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 73 Thomas, Joe OL 6-6 312 12/4/84 25 4 Wisconsin Brookfi eld, Wis. D1a - ‘07 93 Trusnik, Jason LB 6-4 250 6/6/84 26 4 Ohio Northern Macedonia, Ohio Tr. (NYJ) - ‘09 68 Vallos, Steve OL 6-3 310 12/28/83 26 4 Wake Forest Boardman, Ohio W. (Sea.) - ‘10 21 Wright, Eric DB 5-10 190 7/24/85 25 4 UNLV San Francisco, Calif. D2 - ‘07 3rd Year (2) 40 Hillis, Peyton RB 6-2 250 1/21/86 24 3 Arkansas Conway, Ark. Tr. (Den.) - ‘10 71 Rubin, Ahtyba DL 6-2 330 7/25/86 24 3 Iowa State Fort Belvoir, Va. D6a - ‘08 2nd Year (7) 58 Benard, Marcus LB 6-2 256 7/26/85 25 2 Jackson State Adrian, Mich. FA - ‘09 28 Davis, James RB 5-11 218 1/1/86 24 2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. D6c - ‘09 55 Mack, Alex OL 6-4 311 11/19/85 24 2 California Santa Barbara, Calif. D1 - ‘09 11 Massaquoi, Mohamed WR 6-2 207 11/24/86 23 2 Georgia Charlotte, N.C. D2b - ‘09 89 Moore, Evan TE 6-6 250 1/3/85 25 2 Stanford Brea, Calif. FA - ‘09 80 Robiskie, Brian WR 6-3 209 12/3/87 22 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D2a - ‘09 1st Year (2) 59 Brown, Titus LB 6-3 250 3/27/86 24 1 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA - ‘10 91 Schaefering, Brian DL 6-4 295 8/20/83 27 1 Lindenwood St. Louis, Mo. FA - ‘09 Rookie (5) 23 Haden, Joe DB 5-11 190 4/14/89 21 R Florida Fort Washington, Md. D1 - ‘10 66 Lauvao, Shawn OL 6-3 315 10/26/87 22 R Arizona State Honolulu, Hawaii D3b - ‘10 12 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 215 9/5/86 24 R Texas Tuscola, Texas D3a - ‘10 18 Mitchell, Carlton WR 6-3 215 4/6/88 22 R South Florida Gainesville, Fla. D6a - ‘10 43 Ward, T.J. DB 5-10 200 12/12/86 23 R Oregon San Francisco, Calif. D2a - ‘10

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HOW THE BROWNS ARE BUILT (AS OF OCTOBER 11) YEAR DRAFT (15) TRADE/WAIVER (13) FREE AGENTS (25)2010 Joe Haden (1) Sheldon Brown - Tr. (Phi.) Sam Aiken T.J. Ward (2a) Chris Gocong - Tr. (Phi.) Titus Brown Colt McCoy (3a) Peyton Hillis - Tr. (Den.) Jake Delhomme Shawn Lauvao (3b) Jayme Mitchell - Tr. (Min.) Scott Fujita - UFA (NO) Carlton Mitchell (6a) Steve Vallos - W. (Sea.) Tony Pashos - UFA (SF) Seneca Wallace - Tr. (Sea.) Alex Smith Benjamin Watson - UFA (NE) Billy Yates 2009 Alex Mack (1) Blake Costanzo - W. (Buf.) Eric Barton - UFA (NYJ) Brian Robiskie (2a) Kenyon Coleman - Tr. (NYJ) Marcus Benard Mohamed Massaquoi (2b) Abram Elam - Tr. ( NYJ) David Bowens - UFA (NYJ) James Davis (6c) Matt Roth - W. (Mia.) Reggie Hodges Chansi Stuckey - Tr. (NYJ) Evan Moore Jason Trusnik - Tr. (NYJ) Derreck Robinson Robert Royal John St. Clair - UFA (Chi.) Brian Schaefering Ray Ventrone Floyd Womack - UFA (Sea.) 2008 Ahtyba Rubin (6a) Shaun Rogers - Tr. (Det.) 2007 Joe Thomas (1a) Mike Adams Eric Wright (2) Robaire Smith - UFA (Ten.) Nick Sorensen Eric Steinbach - UFA (Cin.) 2006 Jerome Harrison (5a) Lawrence Vickers (6a) 2005 Joshua Cribbs 2004 2003 Ryan Pontbriand (5a) 2002 2001 2000 1999 Phil Dawson

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DEPTH CHART & PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (as of October 11)

OFFENSE WR 11 Mohamed Massaquoi 83 Chansi Stuckey 85 Sam AikenLT 73 Joe Thomas LG 65 Eric Steinbach 68 Billy Yates C 55 Alex Mack 60 Steve Vallos RG 77 Floyd Womack 66 Shawn Lauvao RT 78 John St. Clair 79 Tony Pashos TE 82 Benjamin Watson 89 Evan Moore 84 Robert Royal 81 Alex SmithWR 80 Brian Robiskie 16 Joshua Cribbs 18 Carlton Mitchell QB 17 Jake Delhomme 6 Seneca Wallace 12 Colt McCoy FB 47 Lawrence Vickers RB 40 Peyton Hillis 35 Jerome Harrison 28 James Davis DEFENSE LE 90 Kenyon Coleman 67 Derreck Robinson 97 Jayme Mitchell NT 71 Ahtyba Rubin 92 Shaun Rogers RE 98 Robaire Smith 91 Brian Schaefering OLB 53 Matt Roth 58 Marcus Benard ILB 50 Eric Barton 93 Jason Trusnik ILB 51 Chris Gocong 59 Titus Brown 54 Blake Costanzo OLB 99 Scott Fujita 96 David Bowens LCB 21 Eric Wright 20 Mike AdamsRCB 24 Sheldon Brown 23 Joe Haden S 26 Abram Elam 41 Ray Ventrone S 43 T.J. Ward 27 Nick Sorensen SPECIAL TEAMS P 2 Reggie Hodges K 4 Phil Dawson H 2 Reggie Hodges PR 16 Joshua Cribbs 83 Chansi Stuckey KR 16 Joshua Cribbs 83 Chansi Stuckey LS 64 Ryan Pontbriand Rookies are underlined () Injured *as compiled by the Browns PR department CLEVELAND BROWNS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE:Brian Daboll day-BULLKenyon Coleman ken-YONJake Delhomme duh-LOMEScott Fujita foo-GEE-taShawn Lauvao lu-VOW Mohamed Massaquoi mass-UH-qwahTony Pashos PAH-shosRyan Pontbriand PAWNT-bree-awndAhtyba Rubin ah-TAH-bahBrian Schaefering SHAY-fur-ingChansi Stuckey CHANCE-eeJason Trusnik TRUH-snickSteve Vallos VAL-os

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2010 TRANSACTIONS (as of October 4)January 5 Introduced Mike Holmgren as Browns President. January 6 Signed OL Jason Capizzi, RB Jed Collins, DL Keith Grennan, OL Scott Kooistra, DL Jonathan Lewis, OL Pat Murray, DB Matterral Richardson as a free agents. January 11 Named Tom Heckert General Manager. Named Bryan Wiedmeier Executive Vice President – Business Operations. January 20 Named A.J. Durso Pro Scout. Named Keith Gilbertson Director of Pro Personnel. Named Jon Sandusky Director of Player Personnel. Named John Spytek Personnel Executive. Signed DB Chris Roberson as a free agent. January 27 Named Kent Johnston Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. Named Mark Schiefelbein Vice President – Football Operations. February 1 Named Matt Thomas VP - Football Administration. February 8 Terminated the contract of WR Donte’ Stallworth. February 10 Named Gil Haskell Senior Advisor to the President. February 12 Signed DB John Bowie as a free agent. February 17 Terminated the contract of RB Jamal Lewis. March 3 Terminated the contract of OL Hank Fraley. March 3 Traded DL Corey Williams and 2010 seventh-round draft choice to Detroit for a 2010 fi fth-round pick. Renegotiated WR Joshua Cribbs’ contract. March 7 Signed LB Scott Fujita as an unrestricted free agent. Signed OL Tony Pashos as an unrestricted free agent. March 9 Terminated the contract of QB Derek Anderson. March 10 Traded an undisclosed 2011 draft choice to Seattle for QB Seneca Wallace. March 12 Signed TE Benjamin Watson as an unrestricted free agent. Re-signed LB Jason Trusnik as a restricted free agent. Terminated the contract of TE Steve Heiden. March 14 Traded QB Brady Quinn to Denver for RB Peyton Hillis and a 2011 sixth-round draft choice and a conditional 2012 draft choice. March 15 Traded LB Kamerion Wimbley to Oakland for a 2010 third-round draft choice. Signed QB Jake Delhomme as a free agent. March 16 Re-signed TE Greg Estandia, DB Ray Ventrone. March 17 Re-signed LB Marcus Benard, LB Blake Costanzo, RB Chris Jennings. Named Jim Ross Senior Vice President-Business Development. March 18 Re-signed OL Billy Yates as an unrestricted free agent. April 6 Traded LB Alex Hall, a 2010 fourth round draft choice and a 2010 fi fth round draft choice to Philadelphia for DB Sheldon Brown and LB Chris Gocong. April 8 Signed OL Eric Ghiaciuc as a free agent. April 23 Drafted DB Joe Haden in the fi rst round. April 24 Drafted DB T.J. Ward in the second round. Traded third and two fi fth round selections in the 2010 draft to Philadelphia for a second round choice. Drafted RB Montario Hardesty in the second round. Drafted QB Colt McCoy in the third round. Drafted OL Shawn Lauvao in the third round. April 25 Drafted DB Larry Asante in the fi fth round. Drafted WR Carlton Mitchell in the sixth round. Drafted DL Cliff Geathers in the sixth round. April 28 Claimed DB DeAngelo Smith off waivers from Detroit. Waived DB Matterral Richardson. April 30 Signed OL Casey Bender, DB Benjamin Burney, DB Chris Chancellor, LB Auston English, WR Johnathan Haggerty, DL Swanson Miller, WR Dion Morton, OL Joel Reinders, WR Aaron Valentin, TE Troy Wagner as undrafted free agents. May 4 Signed TE Alex Smith as a free agent. Waived WR Aaron Valentin, TE Troy Wagner. May 18 Signed DL Kwaku Danso, DB Matt Harris, TE Ryan Moya, DL Brian Sanford, DL Martin Tavaseu, K Leigh Tiffi n as undrafted free agents. March 19 Signed K Shaun Suisham as a free agent. Waived K Leigh Tiffi n. June 3 Signed WR James Robinson. Waived WR Dion Morton.

June 14 Re-signed DB Abram Elam, RB Jerome Harrison, LB D’Qwell Jackson, LB Matt Roth, FB Lawrence Vickers as a restricted free agents. Waived RB Jed Collins, DB Matt Harris, DL Johnanthan Lewis, TE Ryan Moya, DL Martin Tevaseu. June 15 Claimed OL Paul Fanaika off waivers from Washington. Waived OL Eric Ghiaciuc. June 17 Waived DB John Bowie, RB Thomas Brown, DB Benjamin Burney, OL Jason Capizzi, LB Auston English, WR James Robinson, DB Ramzee Robinson. Terminated the contract of K Shaun Suisham. June 28 Signed DL Cliff Geathers. July 8 Signed WR Bobby Engram as a free agent. July 9 Signed WR Carlton Mitchell. July 14 Waived/failed physical DL Keith Grennan. Waived/injured TE Greg Estandia. July 16 Signed DB Larry Asante. July 19 Signed TE Joel Gamble as a free agent. July 23 Signed QB Colt McCoy, OL Shawn Lauvao. July 26 Signed RB Montario Hardesty. July 27 Signed DB T.J. Ward. July 31 Signed DB Joe Haden. August 7 Signed DB John Bowie. Placed DB Chris Roberson on injured reserve.

August 13 Signed OL John Malecki. Waived TE Joel Gamble.

August 16 Signed WR Taurus Johnson. Waived/injured Johnathan Haggerty.

August 17 Signed TE Joel Gamble. Placed P Dave Zastudil on injured reserve.

August 24 Waived/injured DL Kwaku Danso. August 25 Claimed DL Travis Ivey off waivers from Miami.

August 31 Placed DL Titus Adams on injured reserve. Waived DB John Bowie, WR Taurus Johnson, DB Gerard Lawson, OL John Malecki. September 3 Placed RB Montario Hardesty on injured reserve. Waived WR Jake Allen, OL Casey Bender, DB Coye Francies, TE Joel Gamble, OL Joel Reinders, WR Syndric Steptoe. September 4 Terminated the contract of WR Bobby Engram, OL Scott Kooistra, DL C.J. Mosley. Waived DB Larry Asante, DB Chris Chancellor, OL Paul Fanaika, DL Cliff Geathers, DL Travis Ivey, RB Chris Jennings, DB Brandon McDonald, DL Swanson Miller, OL Pat Murray, QB Brett Ratliff, DL Brian Sanford, DB DeAngelo Smith. September 5 Signed DB Larry Asante, OL Paul Fanaika, DL Travis Ivey, OL Pat Murray, DL Brian Sanford, DB DeAngelo Smith signed to the practice squad.

September 6 Signed WR Jordan Norwood, RB Andre Anderson signed to the practice squad.

September 7 Claimed OL Steve Vallos off waivers from Seattle. Signed DB Derrick Roberson as a free agent. Waived OL Billy Yates, LB David Veikune.

September 9 Signed OL Billy Yates as a free agent. Waived LB Titus Brown.

September 15 Signed RB Thomas Clayton to the practice squad. Signed DB DeAndre Wright to the practice squad. Released RB Andre Anderson from the practice squad. Released DB DeAngelo Smith from the practice squad.

September 21 Placed LB Kaluka Maiava on injured reserve. Signed LB Titus Brown off the Denver Broncos’ practice squad. September 25 Placed LB D’Qwell Jackson on injured reserve. Signed WR Sam Aiken as a free agent.

October 1 Signed DL Boo Robinson to the practice squad.

October 6 Traded an undisclosed 2012 draft choice to Minnesota for DL Jayme Mitchell. October 7 Signed DB DeAngelo Smith to the practice squad. Released Boo Robinson from the practice squad.

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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, 100 yards & 103 yards (12/20/09 at KC)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: Kroy Biermann, 31 yards (10/10/10 vs. ATL)

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: Andy Studebaker, recovered in end zone (12/20/09 at KC)

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 (11/21/93 vs. Houston Oilers)

Shutout ScoredBy Browns: at Cleveland 8, Buffalo Bills 0 (12/16/07)By Opponent: vs. Baltimore 16, Cleveland 0 (11/16/09)

PAT UnsuccessfulBy Browns: Phil Dawson (blocked) (11/1/09 at CHI)By Opponent: Steve Hauschka (blocked) (11/16/09 vs. BAL)

Two-Point ConversionBy Browns: Jamal Lewis run (11/22/09 at DET)By Opponent: Hines Ward from Ben Roethlisberger (11/11/07 at PIT)

Field Goal BlockedBy Browns: TJ Ward (10/10/10 vs. ATL)By Opponent: Nate Clements (12/30/07 vs. SF)

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

Safety ScoredBy Browns: Matthew Stafford intentional grounding in end zone (11/22/09 at DET)By Opponent: Holding penalty on Cleveland in end zone (9/19/04 at DAL)

100 Yards RushingBy Browns: Peyton Hillis, 102 yards (10/3/10 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Michael Turner, 140 yards (10/10/10 vs. ATL)

100 Yards Rushing in a HalfBy Browns: Jerome Harrison, 213 yards in second half (12/20/09 at KC)By Opponent: Ryan Grant, 100 yards in second half (10/25/09 vs. GB)

200 Yards RushingBy Browns: Jerome Harrison, 286 yards (12/20/09 at KC)By Opponent: Willie Parker, 223 yards (12/7/06 at PIT)

Back-to-Back 100-Yard Rushing GamesBy Browns: Peyton Hillis, 144 yards (9/26/10 at BAL) Peyton Hillis, 102 yards (10/3/10 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Cedric Benson, 171 yards (12/21/08 vs. CIN) Willie Parker, 116 yards (12/28/08 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: (3) Jerome Harrison (12/20/09 at KC)By Opponent: Matt Forte (11/1/09 at CHI)

Three Rushing TouchdownsBy Browns: Jerome Harrison (12/20/09 at KC)By Opponent: Adrian Peterson (9/13/09 vs. MIN)

Four Rushing TouchdownsBy Browns: Jamal Lewis (11/4/07 vs. SEA)By Opponent: None

Successful Onside KickBy Browns: December 6, 2009 (vs. SD)By Opponent: December 9, 2007 (at NYJ)

THE LAST TIME 300 Yards PassingBy Browns: Brady Quinn, 304 yards (21-33, 4 TDs) (11/22/09 at DET)By Opponent: Carson Palmer, 371 yards (25-36, 2 TDs) (10/3/10 vs. CIN)

Back-to-Back 300-Yard Passing GamesBy Browns: Brian Sipe, 349 yards (28-46) (10/26/80 vs. PIT) Brian Sipe, 391 yards (24-39) (10/19/80 vs. GB)By Opponent: Matt Cassel, 331 yards (22-40, 2 TDs) (12/20/09 at KC) Charlie Frye, 333 yards (26-45, 0 TDs) (12/27/09 vs. OAK)

400 Yards PassingBy Browns: Kelly Holcomb, 413 yards (30-39, 5 TDs) (11/28/04 at CIN)By Opponent: Matthew Stafford, 422 yards (26-43, 5 TDs) (11/22/09 at DET)

Two Touchdown PassesBy Browns: (3) Brady Quinn (12/6/09 vs. SD)By Opponent: Carson Palmer (10/3/10 vs. CIN)

Three Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Brady Quinn (12/6/09 vs. SD)By Opponent: Joe Flacco (9/26/10 at BAL)

Four Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Brady Quinn (11/22/09 at DET)By Opponent: (5) Matthew Stafford (11/22/09 at DET)

Five Touchdown PassesBy Browns: Derek Anderson (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Matthew Stafford (11/22/09 at DET)

Six Touchdown PassesBy Browns: NoneBy Opponent: Carson Palmer (9/16/07 vs. CIN)

100 Yards ReceivingBy Browns: Mohamed Massaquoi, 115 yards (11/22/09 at DET)By Opponent: Roddy White, 101 yards (10/10/10 vs. ATL)

100 Yards Receiving in a HalfBy Browns: Braylon Edwards, 129 yards in fi rst half (10/13/08 vs. NYG)By Opponent: Terrell Owens, 128 yards in fi rst half (10/3/10 vs. CIN)

Two 100-Yard Receivers in Same GameBy Browns: Braylon Edwards, 146 yards Kellen Winslow, 100 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Calvin Johnson, 161 Kevin Smith, 104 (11/22/09 at DET)

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: Terrell Owens, 222 yards (10/3/10 vs. CIN) Roddy White, 101 yards (10/10/10 vs. ATL)

200 Yards ReceivingBy Browns: NoneBy Opponent: Terrell Owens, 222 yards (10/3/10 vs. CIN)

Two Receiving TouchdownsBy Browns: Jerome Harrison (12/6/09 vs. SD)By Opponent: Anquan Boldin (9/26/10 at BAL)

Three Receiving TouchdownsBy Browns: Braylon Edwards (10/14/07 vs. MIA)By Opponent: Anquan Boldin (9/26/10 at BAL)

500 Yards Total OffenseBy Browns: 554 yards (9/16/07 vs. CIN)By Opponent: 543 yards (10/18/09 at PIT)

Two SacksBy Browns: Matt Roth (10/3/10 vs. CIN)By Opponent: John Abraham (10/10/10 vs. ATL)

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 KC)By Opponent: Elvis Dumervil (9/20/09 at DEN)

OT Game WonBy Browns: Cleveland 33, at Baltimore 30 (11/18/07)By Opponent: Cincinnati 23, at Cleveland 20 (10/4/09)

Three Field GoalsBy Browns: Phil Dawson (10/3/10 vs. CIN)By Opponent: Ryan Succop (9/19/10 vs. KC)

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

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2010 GAME SUMMARIES

BUCCANEERS 17BROWNS 14 September 12, 2010

Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Fla.The Tampa Bay Buccaneers forced three turnovers and overcame an 11-point defi cit to defeat the Cleveland Browns in the 2010 season opener. Bucs quarterback Josh Freeman threw for two scores en route to the comeback win. The Browns struck fi rst late in the opening quarter when quarterback Jake Delhomme hit wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi on a 41-yard touch-down pass. Tampa was able to get on the board in the fi nal minute of the quarter with a 49-yard fi eld goal by kicker Connor Barth that was set up by a 33-yard scramble by Freeman. The Browns used a big 39-yard rush by running back Jerome Harrison to get deep in Tampa terri-tory and then extended their lead with a 10-yard touchdown run by running back Peyton Hillis late in the second quarter. Both teams traded interceptions in the last two minutes of the half, with the second being accompanied by a 64-yard return by Bucs cornerback Ronde Barber that set up a three-yard touchdown pass by Freeman to wide receiver Mike Willams on the very next play. In the fourth, the Bucs were able to take the lead on a 33-yard pass from Freeman to wide receiver Micheal Spurlock on a drive that began in Cleveland territory. Delhomme threw for 227 yards in his Browns debut and the Bucs got their fi rst opening day win since 2005.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 7 7 0 0 14Tampa Bay 3 7 0 7 17

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 2:48 M. Massaquoi 41 yd. pass from J. Delhomme (P. Dawson kick) (6-61, 2:15)Bucs 1 0:50 C. Barth 49 yd. Field Goal (5-49, 1:58)Browns 2 5:35 P. Hillis 10 yd. run (P. Dawson kick) (5-63, 3:09)Bucs 2 0:18 M. Williams 3 yd. pass from J. Freeman (C. Barth kick) (1-3, 0:08)Bucs 4 6:45 M. Spurlock 33 yd. pass from J. Freeman (C. Barth kick) (6-47, 1:52)

TEAM STATISTICS CLE TBFIRST DOWNS: 15 13 TIME OF POSSESSION: 27:39 32:21TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 340 (104/236) 288 (119/169)SACKS/Yards 3/13 0/0PUNTS/Average: 6/44.3 7/41.1PENALTIES/Yards: 5/47 6/55 FUMBLES/LOST: 3/1 1/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: J. Delhomme 20-37-227 (TD, 2 INT), J. Cribbs 1-1-9; TB: J. Freeman 17-28-182 (2 TD, INT)RUSHING: CLE: J. Harrison 9-52, P. Hillis 9-41 (TD), J. Cribbs 3-11, J. Delhomme 1-1, B. Watson 1-(-1); TB: C. Williams 22-75, J. Freeman 2-34, E. Graham 6-10RECEIVING: CLE: C. Stuckey 4-30, P. Hillis 4-24, E. Moore 3-87. B. Watson 3-16, M. Massaquoi 2-46 (TD), J. Cribbs 2-11, S. Wallace 1-9, J. Harrison 1-7, B. Robiskie 1-6; TB: M. Williams 5-30 (TD), K. Winslow 4-32, M. Spurlock 2-49 (TD), S. Stroughter 2-32, C. Wil-liams 2-23, J. Stevens 1-8, E. Graham 1-8INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: M. Adams 1-26; TB: R. Barber 1-64, E. Biggers 1-0SACKS: CLE: M. Benard 1.5-5, J. Trusnik 1-6, S. Fujita 0.5-2; TB: NonePUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 6-266 (44.3); TB: C. Bryan 7-288 (41.1)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-29 (9.7); TB: M. Spurlock 4-24 (6.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-46 (15.3), M. Benard 1-11 (11.0); TB: M. Spurlock 2-50MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: 62WR; TB: None

TAMPA BAYWR M. Williams LE K. MooreLT D. Penn DT G. McCoyLG K. Vincent DE R. MillerC J. Faine RE R. SimsRG D. Joseph SLB Q. BlackRT J. Trueblood MLB B. RuudTE K. Winslow WLB G. HayesWR S. Stroughter LCB E. BiggersQB J. Freeman RCB R. BarberRB C. Williams SS S. JonesFB E. Graham FS T. Jackson

CLEVELANDTE R. Royal LE R. SmithLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach OLB M. RothC A. Mack OLB M. BenardRG F. Womack ILB C. GocongRT J. St. Clair ILB S. FujitaTE B. Watson LCB E. WrightWR J. Cribbs RCB S. BrownQB J. Delhomme S M. AdamsTE L. Vickers S T. WardRB P. Hillis CB J. Haden

CHIEFS 16BROWNS 14

September 19, 2010Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

The Kansas City Chiefs used a big play off of a turnover to help spoil the home opener for the Cleveland Browns. After trailing 3-0, the Browns scored the game’s fi rst touchdown on a 1-yard run by running back Peyton Hillis early in the second quarter to cap off a 10-play, 98-yard drive. The Chiefs struck back when cornerback Brandon Flowers snagged quarterback Seneca Wallace’s pass and took it 33 yards for a touchdown. The Browns used a big play of their own when Wallace found wide receiver Joshua Cribbs for a 65-yard score midway through the second quarter. The Chiefs converted on two fi eld goals in the second half to gain the lead for good. With the win, Kansas City improved to 2-0 for the fi rst time since 2005. Browns rookie defensive back T.J. Ward led the team in tackles for the second straight week with nine. Cleveland defensive back Sheldon Brown made his 20th career interception, while defensive lineman Ahtyba Rubin recorded his fi rst career interception.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalKansas City 3 7 3 3 16Cleveland 0 14 0 0 14

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayChiefs 1 8:43 R. Succop 35 yd. Field Goal (4-6, 0:36) Browns 2 12:31 P. Hillis 1 yd. run (P. Dawson kick) (10-98, 5:06)Chiefs 2 10:02 B. Flowers 33 yd interception return (R. Succop kick)Browns 2 8:43 J. Cribbs 65 yd. pass from S. Wallace (P. Dawson kick) (3-74, 1:19)Chiefs 3 8:45 R. Succop 26 yd. Field Goal (11-63, 6:15)Chiefs 4 7:41 R. Succop 23 yd. Field Goal (14-68, 6:31)

TEAM STATISTICS KC CLEFIRST DOWNS: 16 13 TIME OF POSSESSION: 33:13 26:47TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 312 (140/172) 299 (73/226)SACKS/Yards 1/3 1/4PUNTS/Average: 6/41.5 8/42.1PENALTIES/Yards: 4/30 9/78 FUMBLES/LOST: 0/0 1/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: S. Wallace 16-31-229 (TD, INT); KC: M. Cassel 16-28-176 (2 INT)RUSHING: CLE: P. Hillis 8-35 (TD), J. Harrison 16-33, S. Wallace 1-4, J. Cribbs 1-1; KC: T. Jones 22-83, J. Charles 11-49, M. Cassel 4-5, D. McCluster 1-3, T. Castille 1-0RECEIVING: CLE: B. Watson 4-62, J. Cribbs 3-74 (TD), J. Harrison 3-35, P. Hillis 3-26, B. Robiskie 1-12, C. Stuckey 1-11, M. Massaquoi 1-9; KC: T. Moeaki 5-58, D. Bowe 4-45, C. Chambers 3-33, T. Castille 2-8, J. Charles 1-27, T. Jones 1-5INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: A. Rubin 1-1, S. Brown 1-0; KC: B. Flowers 1-33 (TD)SACKS: CLE: M. Benard 1-4; KC: W. Gilberry 1-3PUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 8-337 (42.1); KC: D. Colquitt 6-249 (41.5)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-5 (5.0); KC: J. Arenas 4-6 (1.5)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Harrison 2-17 (8.5), J. Cribbs 1-19 (19.0), J. Davis 1-11 (11.0), L. Vickers 1-3 (3.0); KC: D. McCluster 2-39 (19.5), J. Arenas 1-19 (19.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: 42WL; KC: None

KANSAS CITYWR C. Chambers LDE S. SmithLT B. Albert NT R. EdwardsLG B. Waters RDE G. DorseyC C. Wiegmann LOLB M. VrabelRG R. Lilja LILB J. BelcherRT B. Richardson RILB D. JohnsonTE L. Pope ROLB T. HaliWR D. Bowe LCB B. FlowersQB M. Cassel RCB B. CarrTE T. Moeaki SS E. BerryRB T. Jones FS K. Lewis

CLEVELANDWR M. Massaquoi LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB M. RothRG F. Womack ILB C. GocongRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonTE B. Watson OLB S. FujitaWR B. Robiskie LCB E. WrightQB S. Wallace RCB S. BrownTE E. Moore S A. ElamRB J. Harrison S T. Ward

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2010 GAME SUMMARIES

RAVENS 24BROWNS 17

September 26, 2010M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco connected with wide receiver Anquan Boldin for three scores en route to a, 24-17 victory against the Cleveland Browns in AFC North play. The Browns struck fi rst with a 38-yard fi eld goal by kicker Phil Dawson on their fi rst offensive posses-sion. Baltimore responded with an 85-yard after Flacco hit Boldin from eight yards out. The touchdown catch made Boldin the fastest ever to reach 600 career receptions. The Ravens repeated the formula in the second quarter when Flacco and Boldin hooked up for another touchdown from 12 yards out on a 10 play, 93-yard drive. The Browns were able to answer back before the half with an 11 play, 83-yard drive that was capped off with a one-yard run by running back Peyton Hillis. The touchdown was the fi rst scored on the Ravens’ defense in 2010. After a scoreless third quarter, the Browns took the lead on the fi rst play in the fourth on a one-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Seneca Wallace to tight end Benjamin Watson that completed a six play, 86-yard drive. Baltimore regained the lead for good on the third touchdown pass from Flacco to Boldin midway through the fourth and stretched the lead when kicker Billy Cundiff hit a fi eld goal from 49 yards out. Hillis fi nished with 144 yards rushing, becoming the fi rst Browns running back ever to rush for over 100 against the Ravens. Hillis’ total was also the most rushing yards Baltimore has given up since 2005. Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCleveland 3 7 0 7 17Baltimore 7 7 0 10 24

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 6:14 P. Dawson 38 yd. Field Goal (12-57, 6:36) Ravens 1 1:29 A. Boldin 8 yd. pass from J. Flacco (B. Cundiff kick) (10-85, 4:45)Ravens 2 5:59 A. Boldin 12 yd. pass from J. Flacco (B. Cundiff kick) (10-93, 5:53)Browns 2 0:13 P. Hillis 1 yd. run (P. Dawson kick) (11-83, 5:46)Browns 4 14:54 B. Watson 1 yd. pass from S. Wallace (P. Dawson kick) (6-86, 1:51)Ravens 4 9:13 A. Boldin 27 yd. pass from J. Flacco (B. Cundiff kick) (10-69, 5:41)Ravens 4 5:29 B. Cundiff 49 yd. Field Goal (6-11, 2:10)

TEAM STATISTICS CLE BALFIRST DOWNS: 18 19 TIME OF POSSESSION: 29:52 30:08TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 304 (173/131) 365 (109/256)SACKS/Yards 0/0 2/10PUNTS/Average: 6/49.0 3/48.7PENALTIES/Yards: 8/60 8/60 FUMBLES/LOST: 1/0 0/0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: S. Wallace 18-24-141 (TD); BAL: J. Flacco 22-31-262 (3 TD), A. Boldin 1-1-(-6)RUSHING: CLE: P. Hillis 22-144 (TD), J. Cribbs 2-20, J. Davis 4-9, S. Wallace 1-0; BAL: R. Rice 15-80, W. McGahee 7-29, L. McLain 1-4, J. Flacco 4-(-4)RECEIVING: CLE: P. Hillis 7-36, J. Cribbs 5-58, B. Watson 5-47 (TD), L. Vickers 1-1; BAL: A. Boldin 8-142 (3 TD), T. Heap 4-46, D. Mason 4-30, R. Rice 4-16, L. McLain 2-18, T. Houshmandzadeh 1-4INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; BAL: NoneSACKS: CLE: None; BAL: D. Landry 1-10, T. Suggs 1-0PUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 6-294 (49.0); BAL: S. Koch 3-146 (48.7)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-0 (0.0); BAL: T. Zbikowski 2-25 (12.5), C. Carr 1-(-1) (-1.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 2-47 (23.5); BAL: J. Parmele 4-85 (21.3)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; BAL: 51WL

CLEVELANDWR M. Massaquoi LE K. ColemanLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE R. SmithC A. Mack OLB M. RothRG F. Womack ILB C. GocongRT J. St. Clair ILB E. BartonTE B. Watson OLB S. FujitaWR J. Cribbs LCB E. WrightWR C. Stuckey RCB S. BrownQB S. Wallace S A. ElamRB P. Hillis S T. Ward

BALTIMOREWR D. Mason DT H. NgataLT M. Oher NT K. GreggLG B. Grubbs RUSH T. SuggsC M. Birk WILL D. EllerbeRG C. Chester MIKE R. LewisRT M. Yanda SAM J. JohnsonTE T. Heap LCB J. WilsonWR A. Boldin CB C. CarrQB J. Flacco SS D. LandryFB L. McLain FS T. ZbikowskiRB R. Rice RCB F. Washington

BROWNS 23BENGALS 20

October 3, 2010Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

The Cleveland Browns used a powerful running game and big plays on defense to capture their fi rst win of the 2010 season with a 23-20 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. After kicker Phil Dawson connected on the only score of the fi rst quarter, a 30-yard fi eld goal, tight end Even Moore snagged his fi rst-career touchdown on a 24-yard pass from quarterback Seneca Wallace early in the second, which capped off an 87-yard drive. The Bengals got on the board on the next possession after kicker Mike Nugent hit from 24 yards out. Cincinnati quarterback Carson Palmer connected with wide receiver Terrell Owens for a 78-yard touchdown, the longest of Palmer’s career, midway through the second to tie the game at 10-10. Dawson hit a 31-yard fi eld goal to give Cleveland a 13-10 lead as time expired in the second quarter. The Browns scored on their fi rst possession of the second half capped off by a one-yard run by running back Peyton Hillis. On the ensuing Bengals possession, linebacker Scott Fujita sacked Palmer and forced a fumble that was recovered by defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman and led to another Dawson fi eld goal. Cincinnati added two more scores and threatened for a third but a sack by linebacker Matt Roth on third and 13 kept the Bengals out of fi eld goal range. The Browns were able to hold the ball for the fi nal 4:41 powered by the running game as Hillis ran the ball on six consecutive plays, including a 24-yard run to seal the victory. Peyton Hillis totaled 102 rushing yards on 27 carries with one touchdown, marking his second consecutive 100-yard performance and third of his career. Hillis became the fi rst Browns player to record a rushing touchdown in four consecutive games since Greg Pruitt did it in fi ve straight games in 1975.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalCincinnati 0 10 3 7 20Cleveland 3 10 10 0 23

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayBrowns 1 2:28 P. Dawson 30 yd. Field Goal (9-39, 3:20) Browns 2 11:04 E. Moore 24 yd. pass from S. Wallace (P. Dawson kick) (8-87, 4:45)Bengals 2 7:16 M. Nugent 24 yd. Field Goal (8-61, 3:48)Bengals 2 3:30 T. Owens 78 yd. pass from C. Palmer (M. Nugent kick) (2-75, 0:59)Browns 2 0:00 P. Dawson 31 yd. Field Goal (8-53, 1:31)Browns 3 8:54 P. Hillis 1 yd. run (P. Dawson kick) (11-64, 6:06)Browns 3 6:32 P. Dawson 22 yd. Field Goal (4-8, 1:32)Bengals 3 1:14 M. Nugent 25 yd. Field Goal (10-76, 5:18)Bengals 4 10:44 B. Leonard 3 yd. pass from C. Palmer (M. Nugent kick) (9-80, 4:05)

TEAM STATISTICS CIN CLEFIRST DOWNS: 21 21 TIME OF POSSESSION: 29:14 30:46TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 413 (67/346) 295 (116/179)SACKS/Yards 1/5 4/25PUNTS/Average: 3/38.7 4/46.8PENALTIES/Yards: 8/79 7/44 FUMBLES/LOST: 2/2 1/0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: S. Wallace 18-30-184 (TD, INT); CIN: C. Palmer 25-36-371 (2 TD) RUSHING: CLE: P. Hillis 27-102 (TD), J. Cribbs 3-9, S. Wallace 5-5; CIN: C. Benson 15-60, B. Scott 2-7, C. Palmer 1-0RECEIVING: CLE: B. Watson 6-60, C. Stuckey 5-56, J. Cribbs 2-24, P. Hillis 2-8, E. Moore 1-24 (TD), S. Aiken 1-7, M. Massaquoi 1-5; CIN: T. Owens 10-222 (TD), J. Gresham 5-35, C. Ochocinco 3-59, A. Caldwell 3-15, J. Shipley 2-29, B. Leonard 2-11 (TD)INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; CIN: L. Hall 1-(-3)SACKS: CLE: M. Roth 2-10, S. Fujita 1-13, K. Coleman 1-2; CIN: K. Rivers 1-5PUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 4-187 (46.8); CIN: K. Huber 3-116 (38.7)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: None; CIN: Q. Cosby 2-6 (3.0), A. Jones 1-(-4) (-4.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 5-107 (21.4); CIN: B. Scott 3-30 (10.0), A. Jones 1-9 (9.0), R. Kelly 1-8 (8.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; CIN: 44B

CINCINNATIWR C. Ochocinco LE R. GeathersLOT A. Whitworth NT D. PekoLG N. Livings DT T. JohnsonC K. Cook RE A. OdomRG B. Williams SLB R. MaualugaROT D. Roland MLB D. JonesTE J. Gresham WLB K. RiversWR T. Owens LCB J. JosephQB C. Palmer RCB L. HallTE R. Kelly SS R. WilliamsHB C. Benson FS C. Crocker

CLEVELANDWR M. Massaquoi LE R. SmithLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE K. ColemanC A. Mack OLB M. RothRG F. Womack ILB E. BartonRT T. Pashos ILB C. GocongTE B. Watson OLB S. FujitaWR J. Cribbs LCB E. WrightQB S. Wallace RCB S. BrownTE E. Moore S A. ElamRB P. Hillis S T. Ward

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2010 GAME SUMMARIES

FALCONS 20BROWNS 10

October 10, 2010Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio

The Atlanta Falcons rushed for 165 yards and forced three turnovers to secure a 20-10 road victory against the Cleveland Browns. After a scoreless opening quarter, Atlanta got on the board fi rst with a 24-yard Matt Bryant fi eld goal early in the second. Cleveland responded with a touchdown on the ensuing possession when quarterback Seneca Wallace connected with running back Peyton Hillis for a 19-yard pass, giving Hillis a touchdown in each of the fi rst fi ve games of the season. After another Bryant fi eld goal made it 7-6 before the end of the half, Wallace was sacked by defensive end John Abraham and was injured, forcing Jake Delhomme to see his fi rst action since an injury in the season opener four weeks earlier. The Browns forced a turnover on the Falcons’ fi rst possession of the second half when linebacker Scott Fujita sacked quarterback Matt Ryan and forced a fumble that was recovered by defen-sive end Kenyon Coleman, which lead to a 19-yard fi eld goal by kicker Phil Dawson to extend the lead to 10-6. The Falcons quickly struck back when Ryan hooked up with wide receiver Roddy White for a 45-yard touchdown pass on the Falcons’ next possession to take a 13-10 lead. Atlanta extended its lead to 20-10 late in the fourth when defensive end Kroy Biermann tipped a Delhomme pass to himself for a diving interception which he returned 31-yards for a touchdown, the fi rst of his career. Atlanta running back Michael Turner ran for 140 yards in the game, snapping a streak of six straight games where Cleveland had not allowed a 100-yard rusher. With his third quarter fi eld goal, Dawson tied Hall of Famer Lou Groza for the Browns’ franchise record for fi eld goals made at 234.

Team 1 2 3 4 FinalAtlanta 0 6 7 7 20Cleveland 0 7 3 0 10

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Q Time PlayFalcons 2 14:49 M. Bryant 24 yd. Field Goal (12-66, 4:21) Browns 2 12:19 P. Hillis 19 yd. pass from S. Wallace (P. Dawson kick) (5-56, 2:30)Falcons 2 5:00 M. Bryant 30 yd. Field Goal (14-70, 7:19)Browns 3 9:57 P. Dawson 19 yd. Field Goal (6-22, 3:07)Falcons 3 7:57 R. White 45 yd. pass from M. Ryan (M. Bryant kick) (4-68, 2:00)Falcons 4 4:01 K. Biermann 31 yd. interception retrun (M. Bryant kick)

TEAM STATISTICS ATL CLEFIRST DOWNS: 17 18 TIME OF POSSESSION: 30:06 29:54TOTAL NET YARDS: (Ru/Pa): 338 (165/173) 269 (48/221)SACKS/Yards 3/25 2/14PUNTS/Average: 4/43.3 5/46.8PENALTIES/Yards: 6/60 7/58 FUMBLES/LOST: 1/1 3/1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: CLE: S. Wallace 11-15-139 (TD), J. Delhomme 13-23-97 (2 INT), J. Cribbs 1-1-10; ATL: M. Ryan 16-28-187 (TD) RUSHING: CLE: P. Hillis 10-28, J. Cribbs 2-11, J. Harrison 6-6, L. Vickers 1-3, J. Delhom-me 1-0; ATL: M. Turner 19-140, J. Snelling 6-18, M. Ryan 5-5, O. Mughelli 1-2RECEIVING: CLE: M. Massaquoi 5-55, C. Stuckey 5-54, B. Watson 5-45, P. Hillis 4-49 (TD), R. Royal 2-13, L. Vickers 1-10, J. Cribbs 1-8, E. Moore 1-7, B. Robiskie 1-5; ATL: R. White 5-101 (TD), T. Gonzalez 5-41, H. Douglas 2-17, J. Snelling 2-2, J. Peelle 1-15, M. Palmer 1-11INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; ATL: K. Biermann 1-31 (TD), S. Nicholas 1-0SACKS: CLE: S. Fujita 1-9, M. Benard 1-5; ATL: J. Abraham 2-15, J. Anderson 1-10PUNTING: CLE: R. Hodges 5-234 (46.8); ATL: M. Koenen 4-173 (43.3)PUNT RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 1-3 (3.0); ATL: E. Weems 1-8 (8.0)KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: J. Cribbs 3-64 (21.3), J. Harrison 2-15 (7.5); ATL: E. Weems 3-66 (22.0)MISSED FIELD GOALS: CLE: None; ATL: 30B

ATLANTAWR E. Weems RE J. AbrahamLT S. Baker DT J. BabineauxLG J. Blalock DT C. PetersC T. McClure LE K. BiermannRG H. Dahl OLB S. NicholasRT T. Clabo MLB C. LoftonTE T. Gonzalez DB C. OwensWR R. White RCB D. RobinsonQB M. Ryan LCB B. GrimesRB M. Turner S W. MooreTE J. Peelle S T. DeCoud

CLEVELANDWR M. Massaquoi LE R. SmithLT J. Thomas NT A. RubinLG E. Steinbach RE K. ColemanC A. Mack OLB M. RothRG F. Womack ILB E. BartonRT T. Pashos ILB C. GocongTE B. Watson OLB S. FujitaWR B. Robiskie LCB E. WrightQB S. Wallace RCB S. BrownWR C. Stuckey S A. ElamRB P. Hillis S T. Ward

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SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS SAM AIKEN 85 Wide Receiver Height: 6-2 Weight: 220 College: North Carolina Birthdate: December 14, 1980 How Acquired: FA –‘10 Year with Browns: First Year in NFL: Eighth

Career Transactions: Originally drafted by Buffalo in the third round (127th overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft… Signed by New England as an unrestricted free agent on March 3, 2008… Waived by New England on September 4, 2010… Signed by Cleveland on September 25, 2010.

Seasonal Reviews:2010: Spent training camp and the fi rst two weeks of the season with New England before joining the Browns.

2009: Saw action in 14 games, with seven starts… Totaled a career high in receptions (20) and yards (326)… Recorded his fi rst career touchdown, versus Tampa Bay (10/25)… Hauled in career-long 81-yard touchdown reception against Miami (12/6).

2008: Appeared in 14 games with two starts… Recorded eight receptions for 101 yards… Finished fi fth on the team with 10 special teams tackles.

2007: Played in 12 games… Recorded six tackles on special teams… Caught one pass for 10 yards in the season fi nale against Philadelphia (12/30).

2006: Appeared in 15 games… Saw majority of action on special teams where he tallied 13 tackles.

2005: Saw action in all 16 games and started twice at wide receiver… Finished second on the team with 24 special teams tackles… Finished with four receptions for 57 yards… Made fi rst NFL start against Miami (10/9)… Recorded a forced fumble on special teams versus Carolina (11/27).

2004: Appeared in all 16 games… Finished the season with 11 receptions for 148 yards… Also added 14 tackles on special teams… Tied for the team-high with four catches versus Pittsburgh (1/2/05) for 52 yards.

2003: Appeared in fi ve games… Caught his NFL pass on an 18-yard re-ception at N.Y Jets (10/12).

College: Four-year letter winner at the University of North Carolina (1999-02)… Finished his career with 146 receptions for 2,205 yards and 15 touchdowns… As a senior, he set a single-season school records in catches (68) and receiving yards (990), earning All-Atlantic Coast Confer-ence second-team honors… Majored in exercise and sports science.

Personal: A native of Clinton, North Carolina and attended James Kenan (Warsaw, N.C.) High School… Was a two-time all-conference recipient in track, football and basketball… Placed second in the state in the high jump… Was the Most Valuable Offensive Player at the North Carolina Shrine Bowl after catching six passes for 136 yards and a touchdown.

RECEIVINGYear Team GP GS No Yds Avg Lg TD2003 Buffalo 5 0 3 35 11.7 19 02004 Buffalo 16 0 11 148 13.5 54 02005 Buffalo 16 2 4 57 14.3 22 02006 Buffalo 15 0 0 0 0.0 0 02007 Buffalo 12 0 1 10 10.0 10 02008 New England 14 2 8 101 12.6 43 02009 New England 14 7 20 326 16.3 81t 2NFL Totals 92 11 47 677 14.4 81t 2

AIKEN'S CAREER OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

JAYME MITCHELL 97 Defensive Line Height: 6-6 Weight: 285 College: Mississippi Birthdate: March 15, 1984 How Acquired: Tr. (Min.) – ‘10 Year with Browns: First Year in NFL: Fifth

Career Transactions: Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by Minnesota on April 30, 2006… Waived by Minnesota on September 4, 2006… Signed by Minnesota to the practice squad on September 9, 2006… Signed by Minnesota to the active roster on September 19, 2006… Traded to Cleveland for an undisclosed 2012 draft selection on October 5, 2010.

Seasonal Reviews2010: Appeared in two games with Minnesota… Recorded a sack in the opener at New Orleans (9/9).

2009: Appeared in four regular season games… Posted a season-high two tackles at Carolina (12/20)… Saw action in fi rst career playoff game at New Orleans (1/24/10) in the NFC Championship game.

2008: Spent the entire season on injured reserve after injuring his knee in the preseason.

2007: Posted one sack while playing in 10 games… Ended the season with four tackles each vs. Chicago (12/17) and against Washington (12/23).

2006: Played in 13 games and fi nished the season with 10 tackles and three sacks…Recorded two sacks and forced a fumble against New Eng-land (10/30)… Made NFL debut against Chicago (9/24).

College: Started 20 of the 45 games at the University of Mississippi (2002-05)… Finished with 105 tackles and fi ve career sacks… Started all 11 games as a senior… Majored in liberal arts.

Personal: Attended Forest Hill High School in Jackson, Miss… Was an All-State fi rst team selection by the Mississippi Association of Coaches (5A) as well as The Clarion-Ledger.

Year Team GP GS Tot Solo Asst Sk Yds No. Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds2006 Minnesota 13 0 10 5 5 3.0 22.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02007 Minnesota 10 0 15 8 7 1.0 12.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 Minnesota2009 Minnesota 4 0 3 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02010 Minnesota 2 0 1 1 0 1.0 8.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NFL Totals 29 0 29 17 12 5.0 42.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

Tackles Interceptions Fumbles

MITCHELL'S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

INJURED RESERVE

MITCHELL’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS TACKLES: four, twice, most recently vs. Washington 12/23/07 SACKS: 2.0 vs. New England 10/30/06

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SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS STEVE VALLOS 68 Offensive Line Height: 6-3 Weight: 310 College: Wake Forest Birthdate: December 28, 1983 How Acquired: W. (Sea.) – ‘10 Year with Browns: First

Year in NFL: Fourth

Career Transactions: Originally drafted by Seattle in the seventh round (232nd overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft… Waived by Seattle on September 1, 2007… Signed by Seattle to the practice squad on September 4, 2007… Signed by Seattle on January 14, 2008… Waived by Seattle on September 5, 2010… Claimed by Cleveland via waivers on September 7, 2010.

Seasonal Reviews:2010: Spent training camp with the Seahawks before joining the Browns via waivers.

2009: Saw action in all 16 games for the second consecutive season… Earned three starts with two at center and one at left guard.

2008: Appeared in all 16 games with fi ve starts at center.

2007: Spent the entire season on Seattle’s practice squad.

College: Set the Wake Forest University (2003-06) record for most career starts with 48… Earned fi rst-team All-American honors by Sports Illus-trated and The Sporting News… As a junior, helped the Demon Deacons led the ACC in rushing with 197 yards per game… Majored in commu-nications.

Personal: A native of Boardman, Ohio where he attended Boardman High School… Earned letters in football, wrestling and track… Named the Youngstown Vindicator’s Wrestler of the Year and set the school’s sea-son (24) and career (58) pin records.

VALLOS’ CAREER GAMES PLAYED Regular Season PostseasonYear Team GP GS GP GS2008 Seattle 16 5 0 02009 Seattle 16 3 0 0Career 32 8 0 0