The Browns have agreed to terms with cornerback Joe Haden. Haden's deal is worth $50 million over five years, with $26 million guaranteed, a league source told NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora. He also will receive a $12 million signing bonus paid in 2010.

The Browns have signed rookie running back Montario Hardesty to a multiyear contract. Cleveland announced the signing Monday. Hardesty was a second-round draft pick acquired from Philadelphia for a third-rounder and two fifth-round selections.

A person familiar with the agreement says the Browns have come to terms on a multiyear deal with rookie QB Colt McCoy. McCoy is expected to report with Cleveland?s other first-year players to training camp on Friday, said the person who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the team has not yet announced McCoy?s agreement. The agreement was first reported by ESPN.com.

Former NFL player LeCharles Bentley has filed a lawsuit against the Browns for a staph infection he got at a team facility. Bentley's attorney, Shannon Polk, says his client "nearly died" as a result of the staph infection he got at the facility while rehabbing a knee injury. Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the Browns over a staph infection. Last month, Joe Jurevicius settled a lawsuit he filed against the team.

Eric Mangini told Mike Florio on The Dan Patrick Show that everything Jake Delhomme did during the Browns' organized team activities indicated that he's ready to be the Browns' starting quarterback. "It's really Jake's job to lose, and he did a great job during OTAs," Mangini said. "I couldn't have been happier with him, not just in terms of the way he learned the information but the way he ran the offense."

According to coaches around the league, Browns first-round pick Joe Haden has not been very impressive in camps and might not have enough speed to play corner.

Browns nose tackle Shaun Rogers entered a diversion program Thursday to avoid trial on an airport weapons charge, but he still faces a possible NFL suspension. The diversion deal was approved in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court by Judge Eileen Gallagher. Under the terms, the felony gun charge will be dismissed if the 31-year-old Rogers completes the program.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will begin his annual tour of training camps with the Cleveland Browns. He will visit seven camps during the first week of August.

Colt McCoy has signed a deal with Colt Rod Company out of Las Vegas in what?s described as a multi-year agreement for the Cleveland Browns draftee to represent the manufacturer. McCoy is scheduled to be on hand at Colt Rod?s debut exhibit site at the ICAST industry show in Las Vegas, July 14. Colt Rod is a knife brand and a tractor.

The Browns have signed wide receiver Bobby Engram. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Engram, 37, had five receptions for 61 yards in five games last season with the Chiefs.