Browns Ramblings

Liberty running back Rashad Jennings met with the Patriots, and was requested for a second meeting with the Cleveland Browns. An interesting coincidence to the Browns' interest in Jennings is that the team's director of player personnel, T.J. McCreight, played tight end for Liberty when he was in college. Other teams who have been in contact with him are the Seahawks, Bengals, Vikings, Panthers, Jets, Chargers and Broncos.

This, I don’t mind. Jennings might turn out to be a very good running back. They can look at all the backs for all I care. We need one.

The Browns continued to work the field of Senior Bowl talent aggressively, spending time with Navy fullback Eric Kettani and Cincinnati cornerback DeAngelo Smith.

Just what we need, another fullback. If I were McCreight and one of my scouts was sniffing around fullbacks, I’d kick him in the jimmy. We have 2 good fullbacks and don’t need another.

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I watched Tuesday and Wednesday’s Senior Bowl practices on the NFL Network. Far and away the most dominant player is DT BJ Raji from Boston College. He’ll be a top 10 selection. He made the interior lineman look silly.

Of the centers, Alex Mack looked strongest. Max Unger is a tall dude, looks like a tackle. Mack seems able to get lower and has better core strength. I wish AQ Shipley were playing in this game. I’d have loved to see him battle against these DT’s.

Trevor Cantfield, G Cincinnati, looks good. Not a fat dude. Seems athletic and solid.

Marcus Freeman has done nothing to diminish his stock. He’s physical and athletic and has looked good.

Clint Sintim is fast becoming a favorite for me. If the Browns look to trade down and acquire picks, Sintim would be a natural fit later in round 1. Something tells me the Browns would draft him and move him to tight end because they love his versatility. “He’s going to be a special player for us someday,” they’d say.

“Hey Browns! Draft a fullback, a long snapper, a kicker and a punter, please. Who cares if we can’t stop anyone. We all know how important special teams are. We’d be dominant!”

Maybe reverse psychology will help.