As the Browns prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs this Sunday at Cleveland Browns Stadium, running back Jerome Harrison has made his desire for the football known.
Saying he’d like to touch the ball 20-30 times, Harrison went a bit further, putting the play-calling hat on.
“If I was coaching,” he said, “I’d give myself the ball damn near every play.”
Maybe that’s what the Browns offense is doing wrong!
The Cleveland Browns face the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2, and we already have a big story to watch heading into the game: who will start at quarterback for the Browns?
Unlike other quarterback controversies in the past, this isn't for performance reasons. Starter Jake Delhomme sat out of Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury he suffered Week 1 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In his place, backup Seneca Wallace saw reps with the first team Wednesday.
While head coach Eric Mangini stated that Delhomme is getting better (regarding his ankle), he said that he'd make a game-time decision regarding who starts at quarterback. We'll keep this stream updated with all of the news related to the Browns' quarterback situation this week, as well as any other news for the Browns/Chiefs contest.
