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Browns beat the Buffalo Bills this past weekend.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - The original plan was to limit Browns receiver Braylon Edwards to six plays so he could test his surgically repaired right knee for the first time this preseason.
Then he made his first catch and took his first hit without flinching. By the second quarter, Edwards had taken off his protective brace and demanded more in Cleveland's 20-17 win over the Buffalo Bills on Saturday night.
Coach Romeo Crennel wasn't about to stop Edwards.
"That's the reason we wanted to get him in there and give him a chance to get hit," Crennel said. "I think he took the hit well."
Saturday, Edwards entered the game as a backup and made his lone catch on his second play from scrimmage: a 9-yard reception on third down when Charlie Frye found him open over the middle.
Edwards turned up field and dragged two defenders before Jabari Greer tackled him at the Bills 2. The Browns scored on the next play when Frye threw a touchdown pass to Steve Heiden.
Browns beat the Buffalo Bills this past weekend.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - The original plan was to limit Browns receiver Braylon Edwards to six plays so he could test his surgically repaired right knee for the first time this preseason.
Then he made his first catch and took his first hit without flinching. By the second quarter, Edwards had taken off his protective brace and demanded more in Cleveland's 20-17 win over the Buffalo Bills on Saturday night.
Coach Romeo Crennel wasn't about to stop Edwards.
"That's the reason we wanted to get him in there and give him a chance to get hit," Crennel said. "I think he took the hit well."
Saturday, Edwards entered the game as a backup and made his lone catch on his second play from scrimmage: a 9-yard reception on third down when Charlie Frye found him open over the middle.
Edwards turned up field and dragged two defenders before Jabari Greer tackled him at the Bills 2. The Browns scored on the next play when Frye threw a touchdown pass to Steve Heiden.
The Man Known As Heiden, aka the Most Underrated Tight End in the NFL.
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