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Lance Reisland: Browns Camp Has an Old-School, Hard-Nosed Feel
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- Jul 31, 2026
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- 1117
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Summary
Anthony Lima and Lance Reisland break down the first two days of Browns camp, with Reisland praising Todd Monken's heavy emphasis on special teams and a grind-it-out, 11-on-11-focused practice structure that echoes old-school football. Reisland notes Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell shut down the offense on day two, giving Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel a tough but valuable learning experience against elite corners. The conversation shifts to GM Andrew Berry's comments on naming a starting quarterback before Week 1 and his insistence that Cleveland is building to win now, not tanking or rebuilding. Lima and Reisland debate whether that optimism is warranted given the Browns' history, while praising the depth at receiver (Isaiah Bond, Jamari Thrash, Jerry Jeudy) as a sign the roster can properly evaluate its quarterbacks.