The Cleveland Browns begin training camp on July 29 with the team’s first fresh start since coming back to Cleveland in 1999.
Rookies and veterans will be competing for the chance to represent the Hue Jackson-led Browns in a season with low but also unknown expectations. A relatively new roster will take the field in 2016, so anywhere from two to eight wins is a possible outcome.
It is too early to begin speculating about each game on the schedule, but it is time to look at the players who will be competing in those games
The roster is highlighted by quarterback Robert Griffin III, but rookies like wide receiver Corey Coleman and quarterback Cody Kessler will be drawing some attention when training camp begins next week in Berea.