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11-25-2006, 12:50 AM
BEREA - Whether an apology was offered or accepted is still unclear.
But Braylon Edwards and Brian Russell apparently have buried their differences over Edwards' remarks criticizing Russell's hit on Cincinnati Bengals star Chad Johnson in the second game of the season. And Browns coach Romeo Crennel sounded most irritated about Edwards making his feelings public.
``It was a legal hit. I told him if he has a problem with the way Brian plays, he should go talk to Brian about it,'' Crennel said. ``You don't air family laundry. If you don't like your parents, you don't go putting it in the paper. Go talk to your parents about it; go talk to your school counselor about it...'
Link to complete article: http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/breaking_news/16093836.htm
But Braylon Edwards and Brian Russell apparently have buried their differences over Edwards' remarks criticizing Russell's hit on Cincinnati Bengals star Chad Johnson in the second game of the season. And Browns coach Romeo Crennel sounded most irritated about Edwards making his feelings public.
``It was a legal hit. I told him if he has a problem with the way Brian plays, he should go talk to Brian about it,'' Crennel said. ``You don't air family laundry. If you don't like your parents, you don't go putting it in the paper. Go talk to your parents about it; go talk to your school counselor about it...'
Link to complete article: http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/breaking_news/16093836.htm