Written by David Regimbal

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Cleveland Browns players organized their second “players-only” minicamp in as many months, a league source told the Cleveland Plain Dealer.Team members gathered at Baldwin-Wallace College yesterday and are expected to work out together and run drills for three days.

In April, Colt McCoy organized Cleveland’s first minicamp in Texas. McCoy worked with the receivers (Robiskie, Norwood, Massaquoi and Cribbs), running back Peyton Hillis and tight end Evan Moore. The current minicamp will likely see the same players in addition to some new faces. Second round draft pick and wide receiver Greg Little will meet members of his new team for the first time during the session.

With the installation of Pat Shurmur’s West Coast offense coming this season, it’s encouraging to see Colt and Co. getting together and learning the system. The coaching staff gave McCoy a copy of the playbook months ago, and the second year quarterback is showing great leadership in trying to get everyone on the same page despite the NFL lockout.