The Browns have placed receiver Braylon Edwards on the non-football injury list with an undisclosed ailment. Cleveland did not provide any details while making the announcement on Tuesday. Edwards was mostly a spectator during the team's three-day camp in June because of an undisclosed injury.

Browns receiver Josh Cribbs plans to report to camp, but won't play a regular season game without a new contract or raise, according to a source. Cribb's agent, J.R. Rickert, is expected to come to Cleveland this week to try to move closer to a new agreement.

Special teams star Joshua Cribbs intends to report on time for Cleveland's training camp on Friday. Cribbs still hopes to renegotiate his six-year, $6.7 million contract that has four years remaining, a source said Saturday. Cleveland's first full-squad practice is August 1.

A league source has told Pro Football Talk that first-round pick Alex Mack now has a deal in place with the Browns. Mack will reportedly receive $12.2 million in guaranteed money, and he becomes just the third first-rounder to sign this summer.

The Browns have discussed Josh Cribb's contract situation with the player's representatives twice this week. The latest conversation took place on Thursday, according to sources. Cleveland is looking to meet with Cribbs face-to-face, as he wasn't a part of either conference call this week.

The Browns are close to signing first-round pick Alex Mack, and an agreement is expected to be reached on Friday. However, Cleveland is still far from getting all of their rookies under contract. Negotiations with second-round picks Brian Robiskie, Mohamed Massaquoi and David Veikune are going nowhere, sources told the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Representatives for receiver Josh Cribbs plan to meet with the Browns this week about his contract. Apparently, Cribbs reported to voluntary and mandatory minicamp with Cleveland only after assurances that the contract matter would be discussed prior to the start of training camp. Cribbs has four years remaining on his six-year deal worth basically the NFL minimum.

Browns quarterback Derek Anderson has recovered from a calf injury and will be ready for the start of training camp, according to a source. Anderson is competing with Brady Quinn for Cleveland's starting quarterback job. He missed the final two days of mandatory minicamp in June after injuring his right calf. Cleveland's full training camp will open on Aug. 1.

The Browns will be the first team to officially open up their training camp later this month. Cleveland will open up camp for rookies on July 24th, while veterans will report a week later. The Bills will be the first club to fully open their camp, with both rookies and veteran asked to report on July 25th.

Browns wide receiver/kick returner Josh Cribbs doesn't plan to play under the current terms of his contract, according to sources. Cribbs has four years remaining on a six-year, $6.7 million deal, and hopes that a new agreement can be worked out with Cleveland before the start of the season.