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Browns center Jenkins is embracing his new home. “I like Cleveland. Starting to fall in love with it,” Jenkins said during OTAs. The veteran praised the team’s young talent and added, “If we put it all together, the sky is the limit.” Jenkins, who is replacing Ethan Pocic, highlighted Cleveland’s sports culture, restaurants and lifestyle as reasons he’s enjoying the move.

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