Morning take: Browns' RFAs

May, 17, 2010
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By James Walker | ESPN.com
Here are the most interesting stories in the AFC North:

Morning take: The "restricted" language is there for a reason. Several Browns are hoping to get new deals before the start of the season. But having new leadership decreases that possibility.

  • Baltimore Ravens linebacker/defensive end hybrid Terrell Suggs says he will never have a repeat of 2009.
Morning take: Those are strong words, but you have to appreciate Suggs' honesty. The Ravens could use a bounce-back year from "T. Sizzle."

Morning take: Tight end Heath Miller was the signature pick of this draft. Two additional starters followed. Can you name them?

Morning take: Bryant has been around the block in his NFL career. But this is a good situation for him this season in terms of scheme and a chance to compete for a division title.

James Walker | email

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  • Joined ESPN in 2008
  • A Temple graduate and Hyattsville, Md. native who lives in Miami
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