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		Receiving	Kickoff Returns	Punt Returns
2007		13	37	537	14.5	75	4
2008		13	28	405	14.4	47	1
2009		11	40	706	17.6	85	4
2010	Browns	5	0	0	0	0	0
2011	Browns	11	3	31	10.3	19	0

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BALTIMORE - DECEMBER 24: Peyton Hillis #40 of the Cleveland Browns runs the ball against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on December 24, 2011 in Baltimore, Maryland. The Ravens defeated the Browns 20-14. (Photo by Larry French/Getty Images)

3 Hillis Returns to Form as Browns' 20-14 Comeback Attempt Against Ravens Falls Short

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Dec 29, 2011 4:16 PM EST

There were several negative moments for Wallace in this game, but his biggest one was his decision to audible to a run play just before the end of the first half. That cost the Browns some points, or at least a couple more shots in the end zone.

72 Shurmur: Getting Back at James Harrison, and Hardesty's Reduction in Playing Time

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Dec 28, 2011 10:00 PM EST

Pat Shurmur has some good nuggets about the playing time of Carlton Mitchell and Montario Hardesty, how right tackle Tony Pashos is doing, and whether his team will retaliate against linebacker James Harrison.

Baltimore Ravens defenders tackle Cleveland Browns running back Peyton Hillis (40) as he rushes the ball in the first half of an NFL football game in Baltimore, Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011. (AP Photo/Gail Burton)

368 Instant Recap: Browns "Battle" Back, Still Fall 20-14

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Dec 24, 2011 4:23 PM EST

Despite being down 20-0 early in the second half, the Cleveland Browns "battled back" and were in position to take a potential lead against the Baltimore Ravens. It wasn't meant to be though, as Cleveland failed on a fourth-down conversion

4 The "Saturday" Five: Keys for the Browns to Beat the Ravens

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Dec 24, 2011 10:42 AM EST

I went out on a limb to predict that the Cleveland Browns would stun the Baltimore Ravens today to hand them their first loss at home on the season. I will pick up tomorrow with my typical edition of "The Sunday Five," but today I bring you "The Saturday Five" to highlight five things that can go in Cleveland's favor today.

They think they can do it again. Think again.

14 Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens - Positional Breakdown

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Dec 23, 2011 10:50 AM EST

It has only been three weeks since the Browns played the Ravens, and the same positional review from then pretty much holds true now as well. Some factors have changed -- such as Colt McCoy being out at quarterback for the Browns and Ray Lewis being back for the Ravens -- but these factors do not sway the position battles in the opposite direction.

76 Offensive 'Explosion' Leads to Browns' 14-10 Win Over Jaguars

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Nov 22, 2011 1:30 PM EST

An offensive explosion! That's what 14 points (or two touchdowns) will be labeled as for the 2011 Cleveland Browns. Personally, the final point total isn't what justifies the usage of the word "explosion."

8 The Sunday Five: Cribbs as a Running Back, Getting Back to .500

by Chris Pokorny from Dawgs By Nature on Nov 13, 2011 9:21 AM EST

"The Sunday Five" is a loosely-titled piece where I talk about five NFL- or Browns-related topics related to this past week. In today's edition, we take a look at the possible intrigue of using Joshua Cribbs in the backfield, the receivers leading the league in drops, and what a win today means for the rest of the season.

Special teams coordinator Chris Tabor, right, talks with Cleveland Browns defensive back Eric Hagg during practice at the NFL football team's training camp Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, in Berea, Ohio. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

Scouting Report

Assets

Possesses a nice mix of excellent length, solid athleticism, and above-average speed. Has shown talent and dependability as a pass-catcher and will make tough receptions. Can out-leap most defensive backs for grabs.

Flaws

Not very explosive in his movements and doesn't have a lot of downfield acceleration. A little raw overall and needs to keep refining his route-running. Lacks bulk and strength to deal with the jam off the snap.

Career Potential

Solid possession receiver.
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Assets	Possesses a nice mix of excellent length, solid athleticism, and above-average speed. Has shown talent and dependability as a pass-catcher and will make tough receptions. Can out-leap most defensive backs for grabs.
Flaws	Not very explosive in his movements and doesn't have a lot of downfield acceleration. A little raw overall and needs to keep refining his route-running. Lacks bulk and strength to deal with the jam off the snap.
Career Potential	Solid possession receiver. Awards

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