Monthly Archives: March 2009

Share The Browns will take on the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears in the preseason for the sixth consecutive year. The NFL released its 2009 preseason schedule Monday, although specific dates were not given. The Browns open with a trip … Continue reading →

Share He may be 25 years old and toiling in anonymity on the Dallas Cowboys practice squad, but former Browns receiver Travis Wilson is thankful to be home. In a car accident three weeks ago, his younger brother Corey suffered … Continue reading →

Share An announcement on possible charges against Browns receiver Donte Stallworth stemming from a fatal car accident is not expected until next week, a Miami Beach police department spokesperson said. Detective Jenny Velazquez said Thursday she had spoken to the … Continue reading →

Share Browns second-year cornerback Brandon McDonald received the fifth-highest performance bonus from a league fund last season, according to figures released by the NFL Tuesday. McDonald received $329,803 from the league's performance-based pay system, which compares playing time with regular-season … Continue reading →

Share Wide receiver David Patten signed with the Browns Monday, rejoining the team he played for in 2000. After his first stint with the Browns, Patten headed to New England, where he won three Super Bowls in four years. Patten, … Continue reading →

Share Shaun Rogers has not participated in the Browns' off-season workout program this week, which likely indicates the Pro Bowl nose tackle has not patched up his differences with new coach Eric Mangini, ESPN.com reported. The workouts are considered voluntary, … Continue reading →

Share Former Browns director of player personnel T.J. McCreight has been hired by the Arizona Cardinals as director of pro personnel. McCreight was let go by the Browns in January after spending four seasons in Cleveland, two as assistant director … Continue reading →

Share The Browns announced the signing of Baltimore Ravens free agent cornerback Corey Ivy Thursday. Profootballtalk.com reported Wednesday that Ivy agreed to terms of a one-year deal. An eight-year veteran who has spent much of his career as a nickel … Continue reading →

Share The Browns replaced one Northwestern running back with another, signing free agent Noah Herron Wednesday after losing Jason Wright to the Arizona Cardinals on Monday. Herron, 26, 5-foot-11 and 225 pounds, has played for Pittsburgh (2005), Green Bay (2005-07) … Continue reading →

Share Browns free agent tight end Darnell Dinkins has agreed to terms of a one-year contract with the New Orleans Saints, the Times-Picayune reported Wednesday. Dinkins, 32, a seven-year veteran, was primarily a blocker and special teams player during his … Continue reading →

Share Chicago Bears free agent offensive tackle John St. Clair signed a three-year, $9.1 million contract with the Browns Tuesday. A nine-year veteran, St. Clair has spent the past four seasons with the Bears. Chicago reportedly offered him a three-year, … Continue reading →

Share The Jets matched the Browns' offer sheet for restricted free agent safety Abram Elam, the Jets announced on their web site Tuesday. Elam, a Kent State product, would have been a candidate to replace strong safety Sean Jones, who … Continue reading →

Share Browns backup running back Jason Wright signed a two-year contract with Arizona, the Cardinals announced Monday. Wright, a four-year veteran, was a third-down back and a key special teams player. Last season he rushed 85 times for 156 yards … Continue reading →

Share Chicago Bears free agent offensive lineman John St. Clair is visiting the Browns Monday, his agent Ben Dogra confirmed. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the Bears offered nine-year veteran St. Clair a three-year, $4.5 million contract two weeks before … Continue reading →

Share Each month for the past three months, the traffic for this blog has doubled. That is something Luke and I can hang our hats on and something we're forever grateful. However, the increased exposure has apparently led to some … Continue reading →

Share Kevin Shaffer became the second Browns veteran released in a span of 24 hours as the team parted ways with the right tackle Thursday. Receiver Joe Jurevicius had his contract terminated Wednesday by new coach Eric Mangini and general … Continue reading →

Share Joe Jurevicius' dream of playing one more season in his hometown ended Wednesday when the Browns terminated the contract of the 11-year veteran receiver. Jurevicius, 34, underwent seven surgeries on his right knee in 2008, starting with a routine … Continue reading →