Donte Stallworth News Archives

It's official. The world is safe again. For at least 20 months, we have locked up a horribly dangerous threat to society: Plaxico Burress.

Cleveland Browns coach Eric Mangini has cut numerous players who were drafted by Phil Savage, the team's general manager prior to his firing last December and the hiring of current GM George Kokinis.

A convicted murderer has pleaded guilty to selling the gun that was used to kill ex-NFL quarterback Steve McNair.

BEREA: Wide receiver Joshua Cribbs might have taken over from quarterback Brady Quinn as the poster child for the Browns' woeful offense.

Former New York GiantsA receiver Plaxico Burress began a two-year sentence today for shooting himself in the thigh.

Brandon Marshall broke his silence today but didn't really say anything. The Denver Broncos' Pro Bowl receiver hovered outside the locker room until 12:04 p.m., then went to his locker to answer questions for less than two minutes in his first interview since his suspension last month.

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Brady Quinn struggled in his first start of 2009 against Minnesota on Sunday afternoon at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Join cleveland.com for a live chat from the press box at Cleveland Browns Stadium as the Browns battle the Vikings in the season opener Sunday at 1 p.m. Browns inactives: Jerome Harrison, Rex Hadnot, Martin Rucker, Leon Williams, Marquis flloyd, DeAngelo Smith, Cedric Peerman.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, HUMOR Tom Brady set the NFL scoring record in 2007, and it looks like he's on pace to do it again.

Hall of Fame commentator and coach John Madden will serve as a special advisor to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, the league announced on Thursday.

Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl nose tackle Shaun Rogers returned to practice, increasing the chances he'll play in the season opener against Minnesota.

Browns owner Randy Lerner, left, and President Mike Keenan walk the field at the first day of training camp on Aug.

Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards, above, and running back Jamal Lewis must improve on some ugly numbers from last season or it's going to be another long season.

CHICAGO: A nervous feeling prevailed among the Browns' young players Thursday night after a 26-23 road loss to the Chicago Bears completed a 2-2 preseason.

More than a half hour after the final snap of the preseason, Reggie Brown slumped in a folding chair before his locker, shirtless but with his green pants still on.

In this April 30, 2009 file photo, a car ploughs through spectators in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.

"America's Team" is also America's richest. For the third straight year, the Dallas Cowboys were ranked the NFL's most valuable franchise, with an estimated worth of $1.65 billion, according to Forbes magazine's annual valuations of the league's 32 teams.