Browns Release RMU Alum Fraley
The Browns released the veteran offensive lineman and Robert Morris graduate Wednesday, leaving them without a backup center and leaving Fraley in search of a new employer.
”You never know where you’re going to be the next year. The team normally turns around 20, 25 percent,” Fraley told the Akron-Beacon Journal back on January 4th.
”I hope I’m not hanging it up yet. I feel good, my body has held up great. I definitely want to be back here next year as a Brown. If it doesn’t work out, hopefully there’s 31 other teams watching that film [who] know what I can bring to the table. I’m not ready to give up or get into coaching.”
Fraley lost his starting center job to rookie Alex Mack last year, and after starting a couple games at guard, ended up spending most of his time as a third tight end in running formations for the beleaguered Browns offense. Fraley joined the Browns four years ago after six seasons in Philadelphia.



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