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Cleveland Browns first-round pick Trent Richardson is expected to play in the team's regular-season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles, a team source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
The Browns are likely to limit Richardson's workload until he has more time to heal from his most recent knee surgery, the source told Schefter.
Richardson had what the team termed "routine arthroscopic" surgery by Dr. James Andrews in Pensacola, Fla., on Aug. 9.
Andrews did a similar procedure on Richardson on Feb. 3 to repair a torn meniscus the running back suffered in the same knee while playing for Alabama during its BCS national championship victory over LSU.
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This is great news. I really thought they were going to hold him out the first couple games to get him back to full strength. But clearly if they are going to play him he will be ready to go.
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Thanx for the update on this. That is good news. I am surprised that it will hapen that quickly. Is this "cautious" amount of time taken for this kind of surgery or is it risking too much this soon? 
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Good news, hopefully this is the last of his health issues.
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i have experience with this procedure and also coaching kids with this procedure ... by week one it will have been one month, which is easily time to recover and be 100%. I feel totally comfortable having him out there for week one.
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As a running back in the NFL? Not likely.
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that's great, but I am trusting what Holmgren said a couple days ago more than a source to Adam Schefter.
he didn't rule out week1, but he sure left it up in the air.
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As a running back in the NFL? Not likely.
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As a running back in the NFL? Not likely.
let me be optimistic...just a little
Hey, I'm optimistic. I think he's going to be great for a long time, but there will be times when he's not on the field... which is why need Obi or Jackson or Hardesty to step up and play. 
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Count me in the "I'll believe it when I see it" category. At least the reports are positive.
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awesome news - hope he is fully healed and will be able to play all season.
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Thanks! That is even better news! Appreciate it!
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Browns not ruling out RB Trent Richardson for season opener, though he has yet to practice Sep 01, 2012 -- 4:41pm By Tony Grossi The way to defuse the Philadelphia Eagles’ vaunted “wide nine” pass rush is to run right through the heart of it. The Browns didn’t have the means to do it in their preseason meeting on Aug. 24 and were mauled up front. That’s why the appearance on the practice field of rookie running back Trent Richardson was so heartening on Saturday. For the first time, there was tangible evidence that the Browns’ first-round draft pick might – might – be available for the season opener Sept. 9 against the Eagles. Richardson has not played in the preseason and has not practiced since Aug. 6. He complained that day of pain and swelling in the knee and spent the next day on a stationary bike. He was dispatched on Aug. 8 to Pensacola, Fla., to see Dr. James Andrews. The next day, Richardson had an arthroscopic procedure done by the noted sports surgeon. The team reported Richardson had a tiny particle of loose cartilage removed from his left knee. It was the same knee on which Andrews performed another surgery on Feb. 3 to repair a torn meniscus cartilage. ESPN reported Richardson’s second procedure technically was not related to the first one. The network also reported Richardson could be back in time to play one or two preseason games. But that didn’t happen. Richardson did not practice on Saturday. He merely rode a stationary bike on the grass field with other wounded players. He wore a black wrap over the length of his left leg. The question now is whether Richardson can make up for lost time, get in enough practice and play Sept. 9 – and for how long. “He’s going to give it everything he’s got,” coach Pat Shurmur said. “This will be his first live activity. If he plays, he will be ready to go and play the whole game. We just have to be smart.” Richardson was not made available to the media. Shurmur and GM Tom Heckert both said they were “very optimistic” about what they’ve seen Richardson do “behind the scenes.” But they won’t specify exactly what that is, though Shurmur said Richardson “is running.” “I watch him every day outside my window,” Heckert said. “He looks real good right now. He’s been working out and has had no setbacks whatsoever. That’s all I can tell you. He’s doing well.” Heckert won’t rule out Richardson for next Sunday’s opener, even though he has not yet joined his teammates in practice. They are off on Sunday and then ramp up for Philadelphia with a light practice on Monday. Tuesday is another off day and Wednesday will be the only padded practice of the week. Traditionally, players who have been out four weeks, as has Richardson, need a good two weeks of practice to return to playing form. But Heckert said traditions are out the window because of practice restrictions imposed by the new collective bargaining agreement. “There’s no hitting,” Heckert said. “So I don’t know what practice does for you. We have one day of hitting. Now it’s running and learning the plays. The one day of padded practice, even that is different. The more (practice) would be better. “This kid’s a little different cat now. I think he’s ready to go pretty quick compared to some people I’ve been around. And shape-wise, you do not have to worry about that at all. He’ll be able to do that. “In a perfect world, yeah (two weeks of practice would be the norm), but I don’t think it’s a really big deal.” The surgery was done on Richardson as a precaution. So you would think the Browns would proceed with caution and ease in their new meal ticket. But maybe not. “What is the caution?” Heckert asked. “It is five carries, six carries, 10, 15, 20? There’s not a book on it. Will he touch the ball 50 times? I doubt that’s gonna happen. If he’s ready to go, he’ll go. I know it’s not the best situation that he hasn’t played in the preseason. If he gets a week of practice in, we’ll see how he is.” http://espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=4191
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Hopefully Richardson can get some snaps to test the knee and help to get Richardson in game shape (hits)...if he can, I do not expect him to be in for a major work out and could be used more as a decoy.
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Of course they won't rule him out, they certainly don't want to give anything away, like that he won't be playing. Why would they possibly rush to put him in if he hasn't taken a lick of on field practice since the surgery? 
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Shurm's penchant for middle running into stacked boxes is what scres me. Hope they get him outside a bit where he can protect and himself a little. Just don't break the new toys!
PS I am dying to see him ASAP. CodeName: T Wrecks!
He doesn't plan it that way, he just doesn't have a way out of the play without calling a TO.
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clevel...really, it is about the Oline...
Great example...Alabama offensive line just beat the snot out of the Michigan defense last night, and everyone is gasping about the new freshman running back the Tide has.
...not much said about 3 of the 5 starting Olinemen returning from last season's national championship team. It's the offensive line that makes stars out of running backs.
Coaches know...so do the RBs...
...that is why most RBs thank their Oline when they have a good day.
If the Browns offensive line blocks well for TR, he will look good...but if they don't, he will look very ordinary.
...it really is about the Oline...
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Good hard running "helps" OLmen. So, Mac, as someone whose opine I value: Are we there yet? I have been pleased a few times during preseason games. I hope we are serviceable and competitive. This group has some seasoning to do IMO.
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Good hard running "helps" OLmen. So, Mac, as someone whose opine I value: Are we there yet?
Bard...no doubt, good running helps...but the RBs have to have somewhere to run...like a hole in the defense created by our offensive line.
Are we there yet?...NO, this offensive line is lacking studs at OG.
Lacking studs at OG does not mean this line will not develop into a good blocking offensive line for Richardson or the other RBs. It looks as though the Oline needs some time to gel...but the problem is, this is the same group (minus the RT) that played together for 16 games last season....they should not have to gel again this season.
The Eagles really exposed the weaknesses in this offensive line and with the schedule the Browns are playing, they are going to be seeing quality defenses nearly every week. Lauvao and Pinkston either rise to the occasion, or they become marked by defenses as targets to be attacked...simple as that.
The rookie RT, Schwartz is in for a learning experience, as he has been exposed for not being quick enough to keep up with speed rushers. He will be targeted until he shows he can handle what defensive coordinators send his way..I expect him to be challenged often.
When the Browns offensive line begins to stone defensive blitzes (especially blitzes over the center of our Oline) giving our QB the time and a pocket to throw from, then we will know this Oline is capable and getting better...and defenses will begin to respect our Oline and our passing game.
Same is true with the Browns running game and the trend our offense saw a lot of last season..of defenses stacking the box. If the Oline opens some holes for our RBs and we begin to burn some defenses, with some long runs...it will end that trend.
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Hope he can pick up a blitz.
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Mac, I agree with you. I wanted us to draft cordy Glenn and Brandon Brooks and have 700# of unstoppable force on the right side of the line. I was just laughing that it was said that superman couldn't run behind this line, then dc showed why that claim was flawed, then the comment about it being about the line. Just thought it was funny. In principle, though, I agree with you that seriously beefing up the talent on our line could have done just as much or more for our run game than drafting Trent .
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Lacking studs at OG does not mean this line will not develop into a good blocking offensive line for Richardson or the other RBs. It looks as though the Oline needs some time to gel...but the problem is, this is the same group (minus the RT) that played together for 16 games last season....they should not have to gel again this season.
You are correct in the fact that you don't need "studs" at G. Average to slightly above average would be a great asset at this point. They have their moments but not nearly enough of them.
Pinkston's footwork isn't bad so he may yet develop some. Lauvao on the right side with Shwartz? All I can say is.....run left. Shwartz is raw and would need more support on that side. He doesn't have it.
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The rookie RT, Schwartz is in for a learning experience, as he has been exposed for not being quick enough to keep up with speed rushers. He will be targeted until he shows he can handle what defensive coordinators send his way..I expect him to be challenged often.
Saying that our right side is going to be the biggest weakness early on is what I get from this. I'd say our best case scenaio here is to hope Shwartz develops fast enough to hide the rawness of Lauvao. Not the other way around. This is year three for Lauvao. You can only fix so much in one off-season. G wasn't a top priority considering all of our other glaring weaknesses at the skilled positions.
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To some extent yes. But with six and seven man blitzes, it's not only the OL that has to perform blocking duties well, but your TE and RB as well.
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Calling quickly executed 10-12 yard passing routes forcing those same D's to loosen up wouldn't hurt anything either. Sometimes it's almost as much about the playcalling as it is anything.
ie.... If you run on first down every single time, it won't be long before you're in second and long situations every single time.
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Same is true with the Browns running game and the trend our offense saw a lot of last season..of defenses stacking the box. If the Oline opens some holes for our RBs and we begin to burn some defenses, with some long runs...it will end that trend.
I revert back to my playcalling comment above. What will really have to take place this year to achieve success is a combination of things. The OL at both G positions and the RT positions will have to develop/improve, cobined with some playcalling that will help keep the oposing D's guessing and forcing them to adjust to that.
If our coaching doesn't recognise this and act accordingly, it will be both the playcalling and the OL that should be addressed during the off season next year.
I do take issue with a term you used above. Even though you may see it as senantics, I really don't. You used the term "open some holes". I don't quite see it that way with T Rich in the line up.
Some RB's who are not very physical need "holes" in order to get going. Very physical RB's who can run over or around people simply need a "crease" to get through. There physicality will not allow arm tackles to detour them or slow them down and need a smaller window to get through.
I'm sure that's one reason they went so very hard for T Rich.
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I agree with you that seriously beefing up the talent on our line could have done just as much or more for our run game than drafting Trent .
There's only one problem with your theory. You can get good blocking G's in every draft.
You can't get RB's like T Rich in every draft. So for the long haul, I think T Rich was a wiser investment.
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I agree with you that seriously beefing up the talent on our line could have done just as much or more for our run game than drafting Trent .
There's only one problem with your theory. You can get good blocking G's in every draft.
Great. So when is the last time we drafted good run-blocking guards?
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If you're worried about sending guys to the pro bowl, then I agree with you, but to get a consistent run game that can withstand injuries (cough) then OL improvements are at least as valuable, if not moreso.
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Didn't we draft a right tackle in the second round? Aren't our left guard and right guard pretty young?
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I think our OL is going to be fine and will be easily top 5 in run blocking this year and top 10 OL overall. We added a lot of new wrinkles to our blocking that we didnt use last year. I think that contributed to some of those struggles.
We added some zone blocking and a lot more pulling than we did last year. Preseason is made to work on that stuff.
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In a positive sign that he could play in Sunday’s regular-season opener, Browns running back Trent Richardson has returned to practice today.
Richardson, who hasn’t practiced at all since arthroscopic knee surgery on August 9, is on the Browns’ practice field this morning. It’s not yet known to what extent the Browns will limit Richardson’s practice activities.
The Browns’ coaching staff and front office have expressed optimism about Richardson’s availability for the opener against the Eagles, but there has been some doubt about whether he could miss more than three weeks of practice and still play in the opener.
The fact that he’s back at practice today doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be ready to play against the Eagles in six days, but it’s very good news in Cleveland.
Great news. I hope to see him take most of the carries week one.
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Trent Richardson practices for Cleveland Browns By Brian McIntyre Around the League writer Published: Sept. 3, 2012 at 12:25 p.m. Updated: Sept. 3, 2012 at 12:56 p.m. Print Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur said Sunday first-round draft pick Trent Richardson (knee) was very close to returning to practice. Everything to prove Follow along the year-long stories of 11 high-profile rookies including Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, as they transition from college to life in the NFL. More... The 2012 No. 3 overall draft pick proved Shurmur right Monday when the running back returned to the practice field for the first time since undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Aug. 9, Mary Kay Cabot of the The Plain Dealer reports. The running back appeared "completely healthy" while going through individual drills and catching passes and was getting some reps with the first-team offense during the portion of practice that was open to the media, according to Cabot. Richardson missed the preseason, but returning to practice Monday is a positive step that puts him on track to make his NFL debut against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. "If Richardson is ready to go he will be our starter," Shurmur said. Richardson's status for the Eagles game should clear up later this week, but considering how much he's missed, he'll likely split the carries with Montario Hardesty and Brandon Jackson. web page
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That is the only indicator that he might play this week. If he didn't start practice today, he definitely wouldn't be on the field Sunday. At least this way, now the coaches have the option of playing him, or keeping the smokescreen alive that he will play, even if he doesn't. Having said that, we do need something to gash that wide 9.
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Whether he plays or not, the Eagle has to prepare for him.... not that they really know what to prepare for, however, being that nobody has any NFL tape on him at all at this point.
So, I guess they'll probably just not worry about it and prepare to just thump us like they did in preseason.
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Good to hear TR is on his way. I think some of you guys are giving the Eagles way to much credit. #1. We let them come in here and beat us like a red-headed step child. #2 You know the coaches are hammering this point home all week long. Win or Lose, I think we'll come out like gang-busters and play hard ball.
The last time that happened we whooped up on the Giants pretty good. Would rather lose in the pre-season than when it counts. Now it's our turn.
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Seriously, do you really think they need to prepare for that?
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Seriously, do you really think they need to prepare for that?
well, I'm sure they'll want to stretch and limber up a little first. That counts as preparation, right?
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Maybe, if you count two jumping jacks and a neck roll. 
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