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cleveland.com: Everything Cleveland

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Browns quarterback Charlie Frye discovered his own version of The Secret while training with Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb in Arizona last month.

Working out at a gym called Make Plays, Frye learned from the mobile McNabb the fine art of when to run out of the pocket and when to stay put.

"I picked up some different ideas from him as far as his scrambling abilities and why he doesn't do it anymore," said Frye.

And why is that?

"It's his secret," said Frye. "But I think you guys will be able to tell during the first couple games of the season what the secret is."

What's more, Frye said he won't need to scramble as much this season because of the overhauled offensive line.

"With Eric Steinbach and Hank Fraley and Ryan Tucker, I think we have a great line, so I think they're going to give me a lot of time this year," said Frye.

Frye said he spent a few weeks working out with McNabb and some of his receivers from Philadelphia.

"Donovan has been through the football wars, and he's been to the Super Bowl and Pro Bowls," said Frye. "Just to see how he interacts with his players and other little stuff like that really helped. He's a great guy, and I think I picked up a lot in those couple of weeks."

Frye said he chose Make Plays over other fancier gyms in Phoenix that are in vogue for NFL players.

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stormdriver

How does he talk about how good his line is without mentioning Thomas and Bentley, the two most talented players there? Steinbach is okay, but that is about it.. Frye has about two weeks as the starter anyway, so it won't really matter what he's learned this offseason.

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RoyWilliams

Steinbach is more than ok, hes damn good. I wouldnt mention a rookie either. And hes most likely not going to mention a Center who still isnt allowed to practice.

My question is how does Charlie Frye hook up with McNabb.

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