CLEVELAND BROWNS

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Quarterback Brian Hoyer's name has come up more than once this offseason as a guy that could ending up starting somewhere. Of course, part of that reason was simply because the Arizona Cardinals...

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The first round of organized team activities concluded today, and Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reported which players were in the starting lineup on both sides of the ball. Let's take a look at the offense and defense, after the jump.

There was some feel-good news for the Browns today as offensive guard Jason Pinkston took part in practice for the first time since October. Pinkston didn't work with the first-team offense, but being on the field again is a big step forward for him.

On the same day that the team signed quarterback Brian Hoyer, they also agreed to terms with running back Brandon Jackson to a one-year deal. Are you surprised that Jackson is coming back?

With the Arizona Cardinals having recently released Hoyer, I asked the question, "should the Browns take a flier on Hoyer?" As it turns out, that's exactly what they did -- the local quarterback agreed to terms with the Cleveland Browns.