Arguably the most exciting player the Browns had for many years on otherwise miserable teams. Cribbs is one guy I'll always root for, but I'm glad we got rid of him at the right time.

So far all I dont like is the collar very bad in my opnion lol.

He's in my prayers as well. I have a good friend who underwent a bone marrow transplant years ago (my wife & I think it's been 20+ years) & that devil is still kickin' & kickin' HARD! I pray that Donovan's results are as positive. Mike

I feel that it will be good after 11 seasons to finally open up with a away game. Our opening at home record has been awful to say the least. It would be good to start at home with a W under our belts. Then come home take out the Chiefs and go 2-0. Fan fever would be off the charts as we start division play.

@theclevelandsound said:According to preseason games and training camp, it doesn't look like Cribbs is going to do much returning that all this season. They want to improve his longevity in the league and prevent injuries. I think its a big mistake. But we will see. Well, they do want to preserve him for the regular season, but I think you can rest assured that he will be running back punts and kickoffs. What would they be saving him for? Kickoffs 5 years from now? No.

With Sheldon, Wright, Haden, and Ward we should be able to play man to man much more this year and that will allow Ryan to get creative. Playing man to man is what lead to those 8 sacks last year against Pittsburgh. It was either that or Big Ben really wanted to be jumped on by large men, regardless of their intent.