I really think the starting offense and starting defense should play a minimum of two series against the Browns. I also think the playing time should actually increase as you get closer to the regular season.

Hall of Fame: Nothing
2nd week: Two series (three if they play like dog [BLEEP] on the first two)
3rd week: One quarter (again, quarter and a half if they play like dog [BLEEP] in the first one)
4th week: One half (with a no huddle, two minute drill worked in whether or not you have the ball on offense inside the actual 2:00 minute mark)

I know traditionally teams will do the opposite and give their starters a break in the final preseason game and they want the back-up's or the "on the bubble" players to get more reps, yadda, yadda, yadda, etc.

You could flip that argument around either way. I just feel with this being a new coaching staff and a lot of new faces playing on both sides of the football this year? The more live rounds the better. You can't play scared forever. You maybe make one or a few reasonable exceptions (i.e, Robinson, Etienne, Scherff) because of their histories and recent injuries. But, they need to get as much real time in as they can with everybody else.

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