With only eight NFL starts on his resume, Browns quarterback Colt McCoy knows his decision to write a book so early in his career has raised some eyebrows.

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Reviews of “Growing Up Colt” “It becomes clear that Brad McCoy was Colt’s life coach long before he was his high school football coach” (Lubbock Avalanche-Journal) “This is a great book for fathers and sons to read together and discuss and wrestle with the issues that are before them.” (Third Option Men) CLEVELAND, Ohio — Just received my copy of “Growing Up Colt — A Father, a Son, a Life in Football.” It’s the book co-written by Browns quarterback Colt McCoy and his father, Brad. The book is mostly a memoir of Colt’s early development, of lessons taught, told in his voice and that of his father. There are some revealing glimpses into McCoy’s first season in Cleveland

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Starting Blocks TV for Friday, June 10, 2011 Plain Dealer Browns reporter Tony Grossi talks NFL with hosts Chuck Yarborough and Branson Wright. Watch video Welcome to today’s edition of Starting Blocks TV, hosted by Branson Wright and Chuck Yarborough. With Tuesday’s news that Terrelle Pryor has quit the Ohio State Buckeyes football team, the question is, what’s next?

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns quarterback Seneca Wallace re-signed with the Browns in March knowing Colt McCoy was “the guy” heading into training camp, but it won’t stop him from trying hard to beat out McCoy for the starting job. “You have to [have that fire],” Wallace said Thursday while driving from Dallas to Camp Colt III at the University of Texas, which runs through Saturday. “That doesn’t go away.

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AKRON, Ohio — The Browns won’t break the bank on veteran free agents when the NFL re-opens for business, General Manager Tom Heckert said Tuesday. “We’re not going to be gung-ho in free agency,” he said after finishing his round at the 12th annual Browns Foundation Golf Tournament at Firestone Country Club.

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Cleveland, Ohio — Jake Delhomme made a little more than $7 million last year to throw for less than 900 yards. Good work if you can get it, we suppose.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Jake Delhomme didn’t become a starting NFL quarterback until he was 28, but has still managed to put together an admirable career — highlighted by his steering of the 2003 Carolina Panthers to the Super Bowl.

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Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy is putting together another three-day minicamp, the third he’s organized during the NFL lockout, for next month at the University of Texas, wide receiver Josh Cribbs informed The Plain Dealer . The Top 100: Players of 2011 Former Longhorns star McCoy, who brought together teammates for camps at his alma mater in April and two weeks ago at Baldwin-Wallace College in suburban Berea, has scheduled the third “Camp Colt” for June 9-11

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  CLEVELAND — The Browns third “Camp Colt” will be June 9-11 at the University of Texas, receiver Josh Cribbs told the Plain Dealer. The camp is being organized again by quarterback Colt McCoy, who hosted the first one at his alma mater April 21st through April 23rd.

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Jabaal Sheard, the Cleveland Browns’ second-round selection in the draft, is just like everyone else when it comes to the NFL lockout — when is this thing going to be over?

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Read More: Colt McCoy (QB – CLE), Cleveland Browns Colt McCoy has been leading the Cleveland Browns through their unofficial team workouts, as reported here earlier. Not surprisingly, this has put him in the mix to lead the Browns during the regular season as the Browns starting quarterback according to team president Mike Holmgren. McCoy, who started eight games for the Browns last season, seems to be the front-runner in Holmgren’s eyes whenever the NFL Lockout finishes

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INDIANAPOLIS — Colt McCoy has acted like the quarterback and leader of the Cleveland Browns throughout this offseason.

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AP I had so much fun (eye roll) doing the team needs for the NFC North last weekend that I volunteered to do the AFC North.

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Cleveland, Ohio — Normally, listening to a Bengal isn’t something Browns or Browns fans would bother spending much time doing.

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