... training camp, let’s continue looking back at how Cleveland fared position by position in 2009.

This time, we’re going to take a look at the cornerbacks.

Often left on an island trying to cover a bigger WR, cornerbacks have a rough job.  The receiver knows his route, his QB knows his route, but the cornerback has no idea what’s coming.

He’s also not allowed to touch the player after five yards and is routinely flagged for huge chunks of yardage—sometimes unjustifiably.

While viewing the rankings of Cleveland’s cornerbacks in 2009, you’ll see some stats that will boggle your mind. Take what you thought you knew about the Browns secondary, crumple it up, and flush it down the t...

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