The battle for the Cleveland starting quarterback job was the big storyline of the game. “Kerry spread the ball around quite a bit. “I expect to practice on Monday. “It’s out of my hands. Both signal caller aspirants have posted similar stats, but Quinn has thrown the only touchdown pass of the preseason for the Browns and this may make the difference. “I’ll look at the tape tomorrow, talk to the coaches and continue to evaluate it. “That’s up to coach. Whatever decision he makes we’ll support. Derek and I are mentally tough guys.

We got some things accomplished that we didn’t see last week. I was pleased with the drives. He consults with a number of sports handicapping services and has made numerous TV and radio appearances. Ross Everett is a noted freelance writer specializing in sports betting, horse racing, clogging, falconry and model railroading. The Browns will get their regular season underway on Sunday, September 13th as they host the Minnesota Vikings.

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Brady Quinn outplayed Derek Anderson, giving himself an edge in the Cleveland Browns QB battle, and his team outplayed the Tennessee Titans earning a victory in NFL preseason action. Browns backers who bet on NFL preseason action were pleased with the outcome, as Cleveland easily covered as a -1 home favorite. The Browns are now 2-1 against the spread in the NFL preseason, while the Titans dropped to 1-2-1 against the number.

Thanks to Arnold’s private gym on the set of “Predator,” Carl Weathers was able to get ripped. But during the shoot, Arnold told his co-star that he found cigars relaxing and urged him to try one. But that’s not the only thing that Arnold did for Weathers while they were working together on the iconic sci-fi flick. Weathers said in a behind-the-scenes documentary. He also gave Weathers a few of his cigars during filming, something he’d never tried before.

Heading over to say hello, he said, Ali put up his dukes and started taking jabs at the “Rocky” star. He said that he also encountered the world-famous boxer at 11:30 at night in a New York hotel lobby. Over the years, there have been many actors who almost starred in “Star Trek” movies and TV shows. But that wasn’t the only incident. It was early that decade when Paramount was casting for “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” and based on the studio’s wish list that included James Avery, Lou Gosset, Jr., and Vondie Curtis-Hall, they had their heart set on casting an African American to play series lead Benjamin Sisko. Star Trek’s Captain Weathers?