Andrew Berry, Cleveland Browns GM, Performance Review: Running Backs.
In this series, we’ll look back on Andrew Berry’s performance from last offseason and discuss what he can learn for the future.
Jack Duffin
This series focuses on Andrew Berry’s performance throughout the preceding offseason. He will not receive credit for having a talent like Myles Garrett or Amari Cooper in a position room since that did not alter this offseason. We are concentrating on acquisitions and subtractions through free agency or the draft. We will also consider extensions if they have actively kept someone around. The series will repeat every other day, progressing position by position.
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Good morning to Cleveland Browns fans!
If you’ve been following this Morning Bloviation for the past few years, you already know a few things about me: I enjoy my profession (such as it is), I dislike my weight (which I am constantly working on), I admire those who manufacture craft beer and bourbon, and I am ageing with the absolute lack of grace that is expected of someone of my background.
I don’t like becoming older. Among other things, it is tediously predictable. The hair goes out, the knees begin to ache, physicians fuss over you, and others look at you with resignation rather than expectation. The last one seems to be saying, “You’ve served your function, you’ve worked for 40 years and reproduced… now go play golf and let the youngsters take over” .
