"That many yards in three games, even if it would have been against the bottom three defenses in the league, would still be impressive. Plus the other teams knew the Browns were not throwing the ball. The guy earned his shot at being No. 1. Now he has to produce every week. We have a nice situation in the backfield." - tudefit
View full sizeJerome Harrison enters 2010 as the Browns No. 1 running back.In response to the story Cleveland Browns' Jerome Harrison out to make most of starting RB role, cleveland.com reader tudefit thinks Harrison's performance last season was significant, no matter the opponents. This reader writes,
"That many yards in three games, even if it would have been against the bottom three defenses in the league, would still be impressive. Plus the other teams knew the Browns were not throwing the ball. The guy earned his shot at being No. 1. Now he has to produce every week. We have a nice situation in the backfield."
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