Plain Dealer Browns reporter says he doesn't expect long holdouts for Joe Haden and Montario Hardesdy.
Colt McCoy has signed with the Browns, but don't expect him to see much time in 2010.Welcome to today's edition of Starting Blocks TV, our Web video show about what's going on in Cleveland sports. Today's show is hosted by Bill Lubinger and Branson Wright. Let's go to the highlights:
• Today's guest, Plain Dealer Browns beat writer Tony Grossi, talks about the 18-game NFL regular-season schedule that is on the table as part of of ongoing labor negotiations. Tony says the plan would take the preseason down to two games.
• Also, Tony answers fan questions from his weekly "Hey, Tony!" feature. This week's questions are about why Joe Haden and Montario Hardesty (two players whose photos appear in the video) haven't yet signed contracts; whether Colt McCoy will see time under center in 2010; whether the first two games are crucial to the Browns' season; and whether Hardesty can beat out Jerome Harrison as the team's featured back.
Starting Blocks TV will return Monday morning with Plain Dealer columnist Bud Shaw as the guest. Have a question you'd like to ask? Post it in the comments below and we'll pick the best ones for Monday's show.