Joshua Cribbs Making Cleveland Browns Preseason Something Special

The big buzz to come out of this past weekend's Brown and White scrimmage came from one play.

The most versatile player in the game, Joshua Cribbs, lined up at safety, blitzing the quarterback on a play that everyone in the stadium loved.

Cribbs said after the game he would've sacked the quarterback if it had been a real game situation. You have to love that kind of confidence, and it's great to see the Browns may have found yet another use for Cribbs.

Anytime Cribbs is on the field, it's going to be a good thing, and that about says it all.

Moving on, Jake Delhomme had a good day, going 10-for-15 for 78 yards, one touchdown, no interceptions, and avoiding the sack.

The numbers aren't eye-popping, but for a touch-scrimmage, they aren't bad. Being able to avoid five touch sacks says something about how mobile Delhomme is, and after the debacle of the 2009 season, zero interceptions in a scrimmage situation is uplifting.

Seneca Wallace, on the other hand, got touch-sacked five times. The caveat to that situation, though, is Wallace may very well have avoided some or all of those in a live-game situation because he is very mobile.

Colt McCoy went 6-for-11 for 31 yards with two sacks and two interceptions. One of those was on a Hail Mary at the end of the first half, so it's nothing to get excited about. That being said, his other interception was an underthrown ball intended for Syndric Steptoe that Brandon McDonald caught and returned 40 yards for a touchdown.

The only real negative about the Brown and White scrimmage was the amount of guys on the sidelines with injuries. Their numbers included Montario Hardesty (knee), Dave Zastudil (knee), Joel Reinders (foot), Peyton Hillis, David Bowens, and Titus Brown.

The first preseason game is Friday versus the Packers, so get your helmet on and get ready for some preseason football.