BEREA, Ohio (AP) _ On coach Romeo Crennel's whistle, the Cleveland Browns sprinted across the field en masse as hundreds of fans dressed in various shades of brown and orange hooted and hollered as if they had just witnessed a Derek Anderson-to-Braylon Edwards touchdown pass.



As training camp officially opened, a loud air horn pierced the air.



Moments later, an unexpected chant rose from the aluminum bleachers ringing Cleveland's practice fields.



"Su-per Bowl, Su-per Bowl," went the cry.



Around here, they're dreaming big.



With expectations higher than they've been since the late 1980s, when Bernie Kosar was under center, the Browns embarked Wednesday on a 2008 season many believe has the potential to carry into 2009. So bad for so long, the Browns, yeah, you heard right, the Browns, have become a trendy pick to make a championship run this season.