"This first preseason game did mean something. For the first time since the Browns returned, I watched an organized, functional NFL football team with quarterbacks who could move the football. How many times in the past have we seen this team not even come close to scoring in preseason games? Mangini has this team operating like an NFL team." - 30yrBrownsFan
View full sizeTouchdowns, like the one scored on the Browns' opening drive by Jerome Harrison, haven't always been a part of the team's preseason games. In response to the story A night of professional quarterbacking a welcome sight for the Cleveland Browns: Bud Shaw, cleveland.com reader 30yrBrownsFan thinks there was some meaning to be found in an otherwise meaningless game. This reader writes,
"This first preseason game did mean something. For the first time since the Browns returned, I watched an organized, functional NFL football team with quarterbacks who could move the football. How many times in the past have we seen this team not even come close to scoring in preseason games? Mangini has this team operating like an NFL team."
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