BEREA: The Baylor boys stole the Browns’ show.
Quarterback Robert Griffin III provided reasons to believe he may still have some Pro Bowl-caliber performances leftover from his remarkable season four years ago, and rookie Corey Coleman looked the part of a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver who’s worthy of the 15th overall draft pick.
This is training camp. It’s early August. The Browns haven’t faced an actual opponent. So don’t get carried away.
But, for what it’s worth, the connection between former Baylor University standouts Griffin and Coleman provided coach Hue Jackson’s offense with undeniable big-play electricity Friday night in front of an announced crowd of 2,693 during the team’s scrimmage.