T.J. Ward's hard-hitting play has caught attention of Cleveland Browns' opponents, says Terry Pluto (SBTV)

PD columnist says the rookie safety has set a physical tone in the Browns' defensive backfield.

The Browns' T.J. Ward - shown taking down Tampa Bay tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. in the season opener - is quickly building a reputation as a hard hitter in the secondary, says Terry Pluto.

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 Chuck Yarborough and Branson Wright.

Let's go to the highlights:

• The Browns take on the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, and Jake Delhomme is back at practice after suffering a high ankle sprain. How should the Browns use Delhomme and backup Seneca Wallace on Sunday? Cast your vote in today's Starting Blocks poll.

• Today's guest, Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto, says the Browns like the way Delhomme runs the no-huddle offense. He also talks about why a trade for Randy Moss didn't make any sense for the Browns; and about how T.J. Ward's hit against Cincinnati last weekend - and more importantly his overall physical play - has certainly gotten the attention of opposing teams who are watching the game film.

SBTV will return Friday with Plain Dealer Browns reporter Tony Grossi as the guest. Tony will answers questions from his weekly Hey, Tony! feature.

Speaking of football, don't forget to play our You Pick the Winners Contest where you can outpick Chuck and Branson Wright each week and earn an appearance on SBTV, a $25 gas card and a chance at a $250 gift card.