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REPORT DATE: July 29th SITE: Cleveland Browns Training and Administrative Complex, Berea, OH CAMP OBJECTIVES: New head coach Pat Shurmur and his staff figure to have their work cut out for them when the Browns break camp in Berea, as the team will be implementing new schemes on both offense and defense as it puts the short-lived Eric Mangini era ...

Pat Shurmur's first head coaching gig is a big one. The Cleveland Browns hired St. Louis' offensive coordinator on Thursday, ending a search for their fifth coach since 1999 that began when Eric Mangini was fired on Jan. 3.

Shurmur was the first candidate interviewed by Browns president Mike Holmgren.

Cleveland Browns coach Eric Mangini has officially named Jake Delhomme his starting quarterback on Sunday against Carolina.

Tough year in Cleveland, so tuff that they had to broom aside their entire front office. Now Mike Holmgren is the man in charge and he has brought in an all star team that should get the Browns back on track.

They still have issues, but the won their final four games of 2009. That is not something we can afford to overlook.

Head Coach Eric Mangini may be abrasive, and run the team with questionable policies, but he may have finally reached this team.

At the moment everything points towards a fast Browns turn around.

George Kokinis and Eric Mangini were friends. But that was before they started working together. Don Banks uncovers just what went wrong that caused the new GM to be dismissed.

As reported earlier the Cleveland Browns have not fired Head Coach Eric Mangini, in fact it now looks like he has been promoted.

Breaking news out of Cleveland this Monday night is that the team has fired General Manager George Kokinis. There have been a few reports that security escorted him for the building, but the team is denying those reports, and they have issued a statement that Kokinis will no longer be actively involved with the team.

Browns coach Eric Mangini believes his process for turning around the team will work despite a horrid first half of the season.

Brett Favre says he believes fines levied by the NFL for his absence from last year's New York Jets injury report were "very unfair." Favre was asked by reporters for the first time Wednesday about his reaction to the $125,000 in penalties handed out by the league to the Jets organization, general manager Mike Tannenbaum and former head coach Eric Mangini.