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If there were any lingering doubts that Braylon Edwards might have given something less than 100 percent during his final season (or two) in Cleveland, his Monday night performance with his new team removed all doubt.
Traded to the Jets earlier in the week, Edwards caught five passes for 64 yards, including a touchdown (as well as another reception down to the Dolphins' 1-yard line). And the guy known for hands of stone in recent years caught everything thrown in his direction. Weird.
Long-suffering Browns fans were unimpressed with Edwards' sudden resurgence and they let the former third-overall pick know about it via Twitter. Which prompted this response from Braylon.

Pretty sure Braylon could have left off "disgruntled" when talking about Browns fans. We'll take that as given. And Josh Cribbs, who no doubt appreciates the Edwards shout-out, offered this via his Twitter feed: "Good luck to Braylon on the rest of his career... Go browns."
As for what prompted Braylon to send the tweet, SportsbyBrooks has a sampling. Yeah, Browns fans can kindly be described as disgruntled.
If there were any lingering doubts that Braylon Edwards might have given something less than 100 percent during his final season (or two) in Cleveland, his Monday night performance with his new team removed all doubt.
Traded to the Jets earlier in the week, Edwards caught five passes for 64 yards, including a touchdown (as well as another reception down to the Dolphins' 1-yard line). And the guy known for hands of stone in recent years caught everything thrown in his direction. Weird.
Long-suffering Browns fans were unimpressed with Edwards' sudden resurgence and they let the former third-overall pick know about it via Twitter. Which prompted this response from Braylon.

Pretty sure Braylon could have left off "disgruntled" when talking about Browns fans. We'll take that as given. And Josh Cribbs, who no doubt appreciates the Edwards shout-out, offered this via his Twitter feed: "Good luck to Braylon on the rest of his career... Go browns."
As for what prompted Braylon to send the tweet, SportsbyBrooks has a sampling. Yeah, Browns fans can kindly be described as disgruntled.
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