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Browns Sign 11 Undrafted Free Agents

BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns on Monday signed 11 undrafted free agents.  General Manager Ray Farmer made the announcement.

The group includes four wide receivers, two offensive linemen, one running back, one fullback, one quarterback, one defensive back and one defensive lineman.

Name                                Pos.         Ht.          Wt.        Birthdate         College                                Hometown
Ray Agnew                             FB           5-10         247        2/26/1991         Southern Illinois                      Chesterfield, Mo.
Calvin Barnett                      DL           6-2          317        10/7/1991         Oklahoma State                         Tulsa, Okla.
Darwin Cook                         DB           5-11         195        7/17/1991         West Virginia                          Cleveland, Ohio
Isaiah Crowell                      RB           5-11         225        1/8/1993          Alabama State                          Columbus, Ga.
Anthony Dima                        OL           6-6          295        10/21/1990        Massachusetts                          Centereach, N.Y.
Chandler Jones                      WR           5-9          185        11/28/1991        San Jose State                         Torrance, Calif.
Jonathan Krause                  WR           5-11         190        1/18/1992         Vanderbilt                             Snellville, Ga.
Michael Philipp                     OL           6-4          316        9/7/1991          Oregon State                           San Bernardino, Calif.
Connor Shaw                         QB           6-1          210        9/19/1991         South Carolina                         Flowery Branch, Ga.
Kenny Shaw                          WR           5-11         180        1/15/1992         Florida State                          Orlando, Fla.
Willie Snead                        WR           5-11         195        10/17/1992        Ball State                             Belle Glade, Fla.

Ray Agnew – Appeared in 45 games at Southern Illinois
 Served as lead blocker for an SIU offense that averaged 153.1 rushing yards per game and 14 touchdowns in 2013
 Father, Ray, played 11 seasons in the NFL as a defensive tackle and currently works in the player personnel department for the St. Louis Rams
 Younger brother, Malcolm, is a senior running back at Southern Illinois
 Graduated from De Smet Jesuit High School in Chesterfield, Mo.

Calvin Barnett – Played two seasons at Oklahoma State after transferring from Navarro Community College
 Registered 62 tackles, 17.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks with the Cowboys
 Became OSU's first two-time all-conference defensive lineman since Stacey Satterwhite (1990-91)
 Played with Browns first-round pick Justin Gilbert
  Helped Navarro capture the 2010 NJCAA championship
 Graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, Okla.

Darwin Cook – Played in 49 games at West Virginia
 Amassed 189 tackles, seven interceptions and two touchdowns (one interception return, one fumble return)
  Led the team with four interceptions as a senior and finished second with 74 tackles
 Graduated from Shaw High School in Cleveland, Ohio.

Isaiah Crowell – Transferred to ASU after his freshman season at Georgia where he was named the SEC Freshman of the Year by the Associated Press
 Led Georgia with 850 rushing yards and five touchdowns
 Finished his ASU career with 1,963 rushing yards on 329 carries (6.0 avg.) with 30 touchdowns
 Finished fifth in Hornets history in points scored (180) and sixth in rushing yards
 Graduated from Carver Higher School in Columbus, Ga.

Anthony Dima – Played in 33 games at Massachusetts
 Began his career at Hofstra as a redshirt freshman
 Transferred to UMass in 2010
 Started 10 games at left tackle in 2013
 Selected to the all-conference team as a senior
 Graduated from Centereach High School in Centereach, N.Y.  

Chandler Jones – Finished as San Jose State's career leader in receptions (248), receiving yards (3,087) and touchdown catches (29)
 Became first player in school history with at least 50 receptions as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior
 Appeared in 50 games and registered 10 100-yard receiving games
 In 2011, he became the second player in NCAA history to score a touchdown rushing, receiving and by fumble recovery in the same game
 Father, Mike Jones, played seven seasons as an NFL wide receiver and is currently the offensive coordinator at Tennessee State University
  Graduated from Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance, Calif.

Jonathan Krause – Appeared in 49 games at Vanderbilt
 Registered 98 receptions for 1,197 yards with three receiving touchdowns
 Rushed for 198 yards on 20 carries with two scores
 Added 427 punt-return yards and two touchdowns
 Graduated from South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Ga.

Michael Philipp – Started 48 games at left tackle for Oregon State, including a streak of 26 consecutive over the course of his junior and senior seasons
 Finished third in Oregon State history with 48 starts, two behind the all-time record of 50
 Protected Oregon State QB Sean Mannion's blind side, when he led the PAC-12 with 4,662 passing yards in 2013
 In 2009, he became the first true freshman offensive lineman to start for the Beavers since 1997
 Graduated from Arroyo Valley High School in San Bernardino, Calif.

Connor Shaw – Became the winningest quarterback in South Carolina history with a 27-5 (.844) career mark as a starter, including a 17-0 record at home... Completed 480 of 733 passes (65.5 percent) for 6,074 yards with 56 touchdowns and 16 interceptions
 As a senior, threw 284 passes, which resulted in 24 touchdowns and just one interception
 Father, Lee, played football at Western Carolina
 Mother, Dawn, played basketball at North Georgia
 Brother, Jaybo, was a quarterback at Georgia Southern
 Graduated from Flowery Branch High School in Flowery Branch, Ga., where his dad was the head football coach.

Kenny Shaw – Finished career at Florida State with 124 receptions for 1,919 yards and 13 touchdowns
 As a senior, tied for second on Seminoles in receptions (54) and third in receiving yards (933)
 Also returned punts and finished sixth in the ACC with a 9.7-yard average in 2013
 Helped FSU claim the 2013 national championship, the school's first since 1999
 Graduated from Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando, Fla.

Willie Snead – Appeared in 37 games at Ball State
 Finished career ranked second in school history in receptions (214), receiving yards (2,940) and receiving touchdowns (25)
 Set Ball State record with 13 100-yard receiving games
 Became the second player in school history to register two 1,000-yard receiving seasons
 Became the third player in Ball State history with 200 or more receptions
 Graduated from Muskegon High School in Muskegon, Mich., where his father, Willie Snead, was the head coach.

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