Browns coach Eric Mangini said on Wednesday that he'd like Brett Favre to stop by the team's training camp this summer. "He might come out to training camp to visit," Mangini said. "Maybe I will have him do the show team or just hang out." Since Favre is still under contract with the Jets, Mangini can't have him put on a uniform and run the practice team. However, he could be a guest tutor for quarterbacks Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson. "I don't think it would be anything formal," Mangini said. "It's not like we are hiring him to run the scout team. I don't think he would be interested in that. He would be more like a visitor. An open invite."

Browns receiver Donte Stallworth claims that he flashed his lights before fatally striking a man in Miami Beach earlier this month. A police report released Tuesday also said the pedestrian, 59-year-old Mario Reyes, wasn't in a crosswalk when Stallworth hit him. Police said Stallworth was driving about 50 mph in a 40 mph zone. They are investigating whether alcohol played a role in the accident.

Browns nose tackle Shaun Rogers has reported to the team's voluntary offseason workout program despite a rift with coach Eric Mangini. Mangini said at the owner's meetings in California that he has spoken with Rogers, who had reportedly asked to be traded or released.

Browns coach Eric Mangini says that Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson will vie to become the team's starting quarterback in training camp. "I talked to both of them about that and was very clear," Mangini said, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I said if they have any questions they can come and see me. In terms of the competition and their opportunities. That's what I told them. They understand that." Mangini, however, didn't rule out the possibilty of a trade before camp even opens. "What I haven't ruled out is [general manager] George [Kokinis] and I looking at any opportunity to improve the team," he added. "But I in no way am saying that is specific to the quarterback situation. But we would look at any opportunity we thought would improve the team."

Wide receiver David Patten has rejoined the Browns, signing a free-agent deal with his former team, according to an Associated Press on Monday. Patten, who played for the Browns in 2000, spent the past two seasons with the Saints. The signing of Patten gives the Browns a veteran presence, and he could be insurance pending toxicology reports on wide receiver Donte Stallworth, who struck and killed a pedestrian with his Bentley in Miami Beach on March 14.

Authorities in Miami Beach have yet to release the blood test results of Browns receiver Donte Stallworth, who allegedly fatally struck a pedestrian a week ago. Stallworth's attorney is denying media reports that the tests show Stallworth was driving drunk.

Browns quarterback Brady Quinn is doing his best to ignore the trade rumors have are currently surrounding him. "There is nothing you can really do about it," Quinn said recently. "Obviously, I want to be in Cleveland. I grew up rooting for 'em; I'm totally living my dream right now. It's out of your control." Quinn's name has been mentioned in trade rumors involving the Broncos and Jay Cutler.

The internal rift between defensive tackle Shaun Rogers and new Browns coach Eric Mangini reportedly remains unresolved. Rogers hasn't showed up for the team's offseason workout program, which began Monday, according to a source. Mangini and Rogers have clashed after the coach initially refused to communicate with the tackle, despite being in the same place on two separate occasions.

The Browns have reportedly signed veteran cornerback Corey Ivy, a nickel defender that spent last season with the Ravens. The details of the agreement have not be revealed.

Miami police won't confirm a report that Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth was legally drunk when a car he was driving hit and killed a man last Saturday. "We have not released anything regarding the blood work," said a Miami Beach police spokeswoman to the Miami Herald. "We're not confirming anything."