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Cleveland Browns fans were lined up outside the gate to get a good seat for the first practice of training camp in Berea. The team was ready also, coming out full pads, ready to hit.

Plain Dealer’s Cleveland Browns beat writers Tony Grossi and Mary Kay Cabot report on what happened during opening day of training camp in Berea

According to NFL Network's Jason La Canfora, the Cleveland Browns and rookie first round pick Joe Haden have agreed to terms on a five-year deal worth upwards of $50 million, with $26 million guaranteed. The signing ends any threat of a holdout by the rookie, and Haden may even report to training camp in time to suit up for Saturday evening's practice. Joe Haden was the top cornerback taken in ...

BEREA - The Cleveland Browns officially commence their 2010 training camp today at the team's training facility here. Training camp practices open to the public are free of charge.

Today was a new day for the city of Cleveland, which meant bringing football back to Northeast Ohio and the first public practice for the Cleveland Browns at the training facility in Berea, OH. With a crowd that was very silent for most of the practice, which was a change from one year ago when you could here "Here we go Brownies, here we go...woof, woof!" chants from all parts of the facility ...

Welcome to the 2010 NFL Football Season! The Cleveland Browns training camp is officially underway, and the quest to prevent season-ending injuries during two-a-days has begun. General manager Tom Heckert managed to sign all draft picks with the exception of first-round pick Joe Haden. No. 5 overall pick, safety Eric Berry, signed for six years for a $60 million maximum, so that will be the ...

The Cleveland Browns officially opened their 2010 training camp Saturday and there will be 20 practice sessions open to the public through Aug. 19 at the Browns Training Facility in Berea. There is no admission charge.

Cleveland Browns second-round draft pick Montario Hardesty will miss "a couple weeks" after twisting a knee during a pre-camp drill.

There were times when I was downright nasty. As the Cleveland Browns stumbled to a miserable 1-11 start under Eric Mangini in 2009, I could barely contain my disgust. I mocked. I criticized. I questioned. I rebuked. Mangini kept talking about a “process,” when he talked at all. The more we heard, the more we wanted to scream. I did scream, in print, at him. There was seemingly no passion ...

Browns top pick Joe Haden agreed to terms on a five-year deal worth $50 million, with $26 million guaranteed.