Tampa Bay running back Carnell "Cadillac" Williams won't play Sunday against Cleveland because of a foot injury.

Derek Anderson's first two NFL starts for the Cleveland Browns couldn't get much tougher. "Hey, that's the way it goes in this division (AFC North)," Anderson said Friday. "Every game is going to be tough. It's a good opportunity." Anderson, drafted and released by the Ravens last year, will make his second career start on Sunday against his former team. For the second straight week Anderson is filling in for Charlie Frye, who bruised his right wrist two weeks ago against Kansas City and hasn't been able to throw a ball since.

Pittsburgh linebacker Joey Porter has been fined $10,000 by the NFL for what league spokesman Steve Alic called "vulgar, inexcusable statements" to Cleveland's Kellen Winslow last Thursday. Incensed by a late hit on one of his teammates in the fourth quarter by Winslow, Porter made a derogatory slur questioning the Cleveland tight end's sexual orientation following the game.

The skin infection that has hospitalized Browns safety Brian Russell and ended his season is a different strain of staph than he got in his right elbow three months ago, the team said Tuesday.

Joey Porter should expect to hear from the NFL after he referred to Kellen Winslow as a slur that is associated with a person's sexual orientation Thursday night. The Steelers beat the Browns 27-7 at Heinz Field and afterward Porter was still fuming about a play in which Winslow got called for a personal foul for a late hit on Steelers linebacker James Farrior. "It was late, that's what (slur) do," Porter said. "He's soft. He wants to be tough but he's really soft."

Facing the Cleveland Browns always is special for Ben Roethlisberger. Roethlisberger looks to remain unbeaten in his career against the Browns when the Pittsburgh Steelers host their AFC North Division rivals Thursday night.

Browns starting right tackle Ryan Tucker is battling an undisclosed mental disorder and hopes to return to football next season, the team said Friday. The loss of Tucker is the latest setback for the banged-up Browns, whose shaky offensive line already is missing center LeCharles Bentley, out all season with a knee injury suffered on the first day of training camp.