Veteran wide receiver Drew Bennett will reportedly visit and workout for the Browns on Wednesday. Bennett played in just one game and had one catch for the Rams last season.

Texas Tech quarterback Graham Harrell is expected to work out for the Browns this weekend, but hasn't yet signed a rookie contract. If he performs well, he's expected to sign with Cleveland after going undrafted this weekend. "I'm very excited about the opportunity to come up there and compete," Harrell told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "My agents said this would be a good opportunity to try to catch on with a team and I'm really looking forward to it."

The Browns traded the fifth overall pick to the Jets on Saturday afternoon, and New York used the pick to take USC quarterback Mark Sanchez. The Jets sent defensive end Kenyon Coleman, quarterback Brett Ratliff and defensive back Abram Elam, a first-round pick (17th overall) and a second-round pick (52nd).

The Broncos have asked about quarterback Brady Quinn numerous times, but the Browns have told Denver that they aren't looking to trade him. A source told the Denver Post that Quinn isn't available. However, that doesn't mean that the two teams won't strike a deal involving a quarterback. Cleveland has Derek Anderson as well as the fifth overall pick, which could be used to take USC quarterback Mark Sanchez.

The Browns have scheduled last-minute workouts with a number of wide receivers, strangely on the heels of a meeting with top receiving prospect Michael Crabtree. Cleveland was put off by Crabtree's attitude, according to a source close to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

The Giants may not land wide receiver Braylon Edwards from the Browns after all, with sources claiming that Cleveland is asking for too much. Giants general manager Jerry Reese has told the Browns that he will not part with the 29th overall pick for Edwards, and Cleveland reportedly won't take less.

Top wide receiver prospect Michael Crabtree has seen his name linked to the Browns, and said on Tuesday that he wouldn't mind playing in Cleveland. "I loved Cleveland and would love to play there," Crabtree said in an e-mail to the Cleveland Plain-Dealer. "It's a team with great history and great fans who love football." Crabtree also said that he enjoyed his time with Browns coach Eric Mangini. "He's a great coach in this league with a lot of experience and I'd be excited to play for him," said Crabtree. "My visit to Cleveland was great. I was excited by the organization and the facilities. It would be fun to play there and I think they're close to a championship level team."

A number of Giants' players have admitted that they would like to see the team trade for Browns receiver Braylon Edwards. "I think he definitely can lock down one side of the field when he's playing his best football," defensive end Justin Tuck said Tuesday. "He has the same kind of effect that Plaxico had. He's a tall receiver that can get downfield in a hurry and stretch the defense, which has the ability to open up our running game." "I don't know what the coaches are thinking," added receiver Steve Smith. "But I think he's a great player and I think if we got him he would definitely help us." New York quarterback Eli Manning said last week that he would love to see the team make a play for Edwards as a replacement for Plaxico Burress.

The team isn't saying much, but there has been serious speculation that the Browns could draft either Mark Sanchez or Michael Crabtree. The team has the fifth overall pick. The rumors were born thanks to the belief that Cleveland is shopping receiver Braylon Edwards and/or one of their quarterbacks, Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn. Action 19 News in Cleveland reported earlier this week that: " ... the Browns will either take USC quarterback Mark Sanchez or Texas Tech wide receiver Michael Crabtree. The Browns have the fifth pick in next week's NFL Draft."

Despite conflicting reports, multiple sources told ESPN.com that Browns quarterback Derek Anderson did not have offseason knee surgery following a left MCL injury. The MCL injury ended his 2008 season. Cleveland has avoided discussing the topic, which fueled speculation, but sources said surgery wasn't necessary for Anderson. "Derek's 100 percent," Browns general manager George Kokinis said.