The last time the Cleveland Browns were in the playoffs, the Houston Texans barely existed, Tiger Woods was famous for being a golfer, and Ja Rule passed as a respectable hip-hop star.
Cleveland began the rebuilding process yet again in April when it used first-round picks to draft a new running back (Trent Richardson) and quarterback (Brandon Weeden).
On Thursday, Weeden discussed the P-word, and why it doesn't have to be a foreign concept in Cleveland.
"Obviously, you've got to take it one step at a time," Weeden told The Canton Repository, "and our goal is to get in the playoffs ... and once you get in the playoffs try to take it one step forward."
"I tell you what," he said, "our football team is really, really good. We've got a lot of great athletes. I'm excited to get going."
Every team has athletes, but do the Browns have enough players?
