If you follow our rankings, Isaiah Crowell will probably end up on a lot of your teams. He's a capable running back, he plays for a team that wants to run the ball, and one that should have some success doing it. And the Browns think Crowell will be very good this season.

“He's only scratched the surface,” says running backs coach Kirby Wilson. . “He’s not even in his prime yet. He has to continue to work hard. He saw what happens from last year — when you work extremely hard, good things happen for you. I think he enjoyed that limited success, and he’s hungry and eager and looking for even more this season.”

Cleveland upgraded an already solid offensive line in the offseason, signing guard Kevin Zeitler and center JC Tretter back in March. And Cleveland, despite having an unthreatening passing offense, was pretty good running the ball a year ago. For example, the Browns averaged 4.9 yards per carry, better than every team but Buffalo.

TEAM RUSHING, 2016
TeamAttYdsAvgLgTDR
Buffalo49226305.375t29
Cleveland35017124.985t13
Dallas49923964.860t24
Atlanta42119284.675t20
Chicago38017354.66910
Tennessee47621874.675t16
Green Bay37417014.56111
Miami40518244.562t14
Washington37916964.56617
Oakland43419224.475t17
San Francisco45820194.44715
Arizona39917324.358t20
New Orleans40417424.375t17
NY Jets41818024.335t10
Pittsburgh40917604.360t13
Jacksonville39216314.257t8
Kansas City41217484.270t15
Houston45618594.1458
Philadelphia43818134.13016
Baltimore36714634.04110
Carolina45318144.04716
Cincinnati44617694.074t17
Indianapolis40916284.03313
New England48218723.94419
Seattle40315913.975t13
San Diego39815103.84810
Detroit35013103.7429
Denver41014843.66411
Tampa Bay45316163.6458
NY Giants39814123.5256
Los Angeles37512523.330t9
Minnesota38012053.2369

--Andy Richardson