Browns defensive tackle Shaun Rogers was fined one game check for his offseason arrest for carrying a gun through an airport, the NFL announced Tuesday. An NFL source told ESPN Insider Adam Schefter that Rogers would forfeit approximately $300,000.

Lions rookie defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh grabbed Jake Delhomme's face mask, twisted it, wrapped his arms around the Browns quarterback's head and slammed him to the ground. Cleveland coach Eric Mangini expects the league to review Suh's rough treatment of Delhomme in Saturday's exhibition game in Detroit. Mangini said at his news conference Monday that he will ask the league to investigate the play, but he assumed it would do so anyway.

Browns safety Nick Sorensen was sprinting down the field after a kickoff when he was blocked simultaneously by Caleb Campbell and Andre Fluellen of the Lions on Saturday night. The hit sent him to his back and led to him being carted off the field and taken to a hospital. "It's horrible whenever you see somebody laying down on the field," Browns coach Eric Mangini said. "It's a reminder of how tough this game is, how things can change so dramatically." Cleveland said after the game that tests were negative.

Montario Hardesty, Cleveland's promising rookie runningback, practiced Thursday for the first time since injuring his right knee during a pre-training camp workout. Hardesty sustained a bone bruise to his knee during a 1-on-1 tackling drill before Cleveland's veterans reported to camp. Hardesty said he hurt his leg while making a cut. Browns coach Eric Mangini said Hardesty, who has had a history of knee problems, will be limited in practice as the team prepares for Saturday's third preseason game in Detroit. Mangini said Hardesty is questionable against the Lions "with the arrow pointed down."

Colt McCoy will make the Browns' final roster unless something unforeseen happens, a league source said. McCoy, who was drafted in the third round out of Texas when Browns President Mike Holmgren stepped in and made the decision to do so, is a developmental project who was never expected to play this season. The real issue at quarterback is whether or not Eric Mangini decides to keep Brett Ratliff and McCoy. "We have kept four in the past," said Mangini. "Quarterbacks are really valuable. Someone is always looking for one at some point. If you have an abundance of them, usually you can get real value for them if you are willing to move on from them. I've kept four and I've been on teams that have kept two."

Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown does not plan to attend the Browns' first-ever ring of honor ceremony at the team's home opener on Sept. 19. "He won't be able to make it," said his wife, Monique Brown, told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "He tried to move a few things around [his schedule], but wasn't able to." The Browns, who are planing to make the team's 16 Hall of Famers the franchise's first honorees, have not directly heard from Brown that he will not be attending.

The Browns have signed free-agent offensive lineman John Malecki. Malecki was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by Tennessee in April and waived by the Titans on Aug. 10.

Browns quarterback Jake Delhomme has attributed his struggles with the Panthers last season to the playoff defeat the team suffered at the hands of the Cardinals in January 2009. "Awful, last year was awful," Delhomme said. "There's no other way to put it. I was awful. There's no sweeping it under the rug. I didn't play well, I played awful. But I put pressure on myself. When we lost in the playoff game [to the Cardinals in January 2009] and I didn't play well at all, my whole focus and goal was to get back and play well. "Then, in the first game of the season, one of my first few passes gets tipped, tipped and picked and it's like, 'Don't make another mistake, don't make another mistake' and I played that way the whole season. That's just something you can't do. You never, ever can play that way and I've never done that. I just put so much on myself. 'I gotta play good, I gotta play good' and when you're so tight like that, it's just worse." Delhomme, who landed in Cleveland this offseason, threw 18 interceptions in just 11 games for Carolina in 2009.

Browns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson has suffered a chest muscle injury for the second time in 10 months. Jackson was in the midst of a comeback after missing Cleveland's final 10 games last season with a torn pectoral muscle that required surgery when he injured himself again on Tuesday. According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Jackson suffered a strained right pectoral muscle in his chest and will miss 4-8 weeks.

Browns starting inside linebacker D'Qwell Jackson limped off the practice field on Tuesday with what could be a serious injury. Jackson, who missed the final 10 games last season with a torn pectoral muscle, looked dejected after favoring his right side as he walked off the field. He was consoled by several teammates who came to check on his condition when he returned to the sideline without pads and with a towel around his neck.