Rob Chudzinski has been named the new head coach of the Cleveland Browns. The former Panthers and Browns offensive coordinator has an illustrious history as a coach who produces high-stat players but not necessarily victories. He's overseen the running backs in Carolina the past few years and worked as the offensive coordinator with the Browns while Jamal Lewis was there in 2007-08. In Carolina, Chudzinski's running backs totaled basically 300-plus carries and another 50 catches each year. In Cleveland, Lewis had 279-plus carries and 300-plus touches each year under Chudzinski. Those numbers bode well for Trent Richardson, who had 267 carries for 950 yards with 11 touchdowns and another 51 catches for 367 yards and a score in 15 games as a rookie.
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