The Cleveland Browns have a considerable amount of work to do as they look to wipe away the stench of the 0-16 campaign in 2017.
The team will begin the process on April 16, according to NFL.com, when players report to team headquarters in Berea for Phase One of the offseason program, which is limited to two weeks of strength and conditioning work with Director of High Performance Adam Beard and his staff, along with physical rehab.
Phase Two, which lasts for three weeks, follows as the coaching staff can run the players through on-field workouts that included individual player instruction and drills, which should come in handy as offensive coordinator Todd Haley works to incorporate his offensive philosophy with whatever it is that head coach Hue Jackson wants to run.