BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns expect to have rookie wide receiver Corey Coleman back in the starting lineup against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.Coleman, the Browns first-round pick who suffered a broken bone in his left hand during practice Sept. 21, practiced in full Thursday and said he is full speed ahead for Sundays game.He has had a really good week, coach Hue Jackson said. I think he is full go now. He is definitely full go. He did a great job of having a great practice today.Which would certainly indicate that Coleman will return and start opposite Terrelle Pryor at receiver.We all know he is very explosive from the line of scrimmage and also when he gets the ball in his hands, Pryor said. So I know we are excited about that and also excited that he is going to be able to open up the field more and guys cant really just focus on one person.The injury occurred after a Week 2 loss to Baltimore in which Coleman had 104 yards and two touchdowns.I think we all know Corey is a tremendous talent, Jackson said. He can help us in a lot of different areas. He can help the passing game and he can help the running game because of his ability.He has to go put it on the field. If he does, it will help our football team tremendously.Coleman is ready to do his part in helping the Browns (0-8) earn their first victory of the season. He said hes never been a part of a team that has lost this many games in a season, let alone in a row.Im learning from it, he said. The whole teams learning from it. We got a bad taste in our mouth. We can only get better.Coleman grew up in Dallas but would not discuss any youthful allegiance to the Cowboys, saying he played for the Browns. 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I [still] cant be the president, which is something that Ive always wantedd to do, but I can do other things, so its awesome.ddddddddddddGiven the political climate and that some of his NFL peers have taken to protest during the playing of the national anthem, Kouandjio was asked his thoughts on the matter.Like many people have pointed out, people fought for their rights to do that, Kouandjio told the newspaper. They have the right to do what theyre doing. I mean, theyre using their platform in a different way, to get their values across. Thats part of what America is.Kouandjio wasnt the only professional athlete to become an American citizen this week, as Baltimore Orioles pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez was naturalized on Monday.Jimenezs citizenship ceremony was in Miami. 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