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BEREA, Ohio (April 21, 2003 7:44 p.m. EDT) - The Cleveland Browns are running out of time, and maybe patience, with free-agent linebacker Jamir Miller.
Miller, who missed last season with a torn Achilles' tendon, is considering incentive-based contract offers from the Browns and Baltimore Ravens, but he still hasn't decided which team to sign with.
If he doesn't make up his mind before Saturday's NFL draft, the Browns appear willing to move on with or without their only Pro Bowl player since 1999.
"We're nowhere," Browns president Carmen Policy said Monday of talks with Miller's agent, Leigh Steinberg. "There seems to be no sense of urgency on the part of Jamir or his agent."
Steinberg did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment. ...more
Miller, who missed last season with a torn Achilles' tendon, is considering incentive-based contract offers from the Browns and Baltimore Ravens, but he still hasn't decided which team to sign with.
If he doesn't make up his mind before Saturday's NFL draft, the Browns appear willing to move on with or without their only Pro Bowl player since 1999.
"We're nowhere," Browns president Carmen Policy said Monday of talks with Miller's agent, Leigh Steinberg. "There seems to be no sense of urgency on the part of Jamir or his agent."
Steinberg did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment. ...more
