Quick hits from Cleveland Browns training camp Sunday afternoon.
Browns top pick Joe Haden made his debut at Browns practice today and hopes to live up to his No. 7 status.CLEVELAND -- The Browns had one practice today in full pads, which featured Joe Haden's debut and a fine performance by running back Peyton Hillis:
* Haden practiced for the first time since signing his 5 year, 50 million contract Saturday night. He played with the second-team defense. He made some nice plays, including breaking up passes to Jake Allen and Mohamed Massaquoi in 1-on-1 drills.
* Running back Peyton Hillis, who's getting the second-team reps with Montario Hardesty (knee) out, displayed excellent hands, catching several passes in team drills and running upfield. In a two-minute drill, he caught a short pass and ran 26 yards up the right side to set up a field goal He said he prides himself on his good hands and that it's always been one of his fortes.
* Former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar watched practiced and chatted with Jake Delhomme, offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, coach Eric Mangini and owner Randy Lerner.
* Jerome Harrison continues to shine, blasting a long run up the middle at the start of team drills.
* Linebacker David Veikune rode the bike during practice.
* Quarterback Colt McCoy ran mostly with the third team behind Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace. In team drills, he hit John Haggerty on a post-route for a TD.
* Rookie guard Shawn Lauvao worked a lot with the first-team offense.