The Browns are reportedly interested in Kevin Kolb, who is now backing up Michael Vick for the Eagles. Browns general manager Tom Heckert, who came from the Eagles, drafted Kolb in the second round in 2007 out of Houston.

Alex Mack accused Shaun Smith Monday of foul play during the Chiefs game, specifically grabbing his genitals during a play near the end of the first half. "I don't think he should be able to do that," said Mack of Smith. "I'm still fired up about it." The incident took place after a one-yard run by Josh Cribbs with 1:21 left in the second quarter. After that play, a number of Chiefs players ended up on the Browns' sideline and punches were thrown. Smith told the Associated Press Monday: "I don't have no comment. I don't recall doing anything like that. I'm not known for being a dirty player or anything like that, so I don't know what that was all about." According to Mack: "I'm trying to hustle to the ball. I'm trying to help [Harrison] and he's a shifty guy. I'm trying to rush there and get a block and move things, be fired up, play the game with passion. A little too much passion. I probably should've pulled off that. It hurt my team and I feel bad for it, but I'm trying to play the game fast."

The Browns listed Jake Delhomme as doubtful because of an ankle injury. But Kansas City coach Todd Haley said his team isn?t taking chances. The Chiefs prepared this week for Delhomme, a traditional drop-back passer, and the more mobile Seneca Wallace, a former Iowa State star who would start if Delhomme were unavailable. Haley said that it requires more work to get ready for two quarterbacks but that it?s necessary to cover all possibilities. ?Whenever that occurs, it?s always a problem,? Haley said. ?It?s always a bigger problem than knowing who it is.?

The Browns aren't providing many updates on the injured ankle of quarterback Jake Delhomme. Delhomme underwent an MRI on Tuesday after injuring his right ankle while throwing a game-swinging interception late in the first half against Tampa Bay on Sunday. He played the entire second half on an ankle coach Eric Mangini described as being "twisted up."

Lions rookie defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh was fined $7,500 by the NFL on Friday for his roughing-the-passer penalty on quarterback Jake Delhomme in an exhibition game against the Browns. The incident took place during an exhibition game last Saturday. Suh grabbed Delhomme's face mask and twisted it, then wrapped his arms around the quarterback's head and slammed him to the ground. He said he didn't know Delhomme had thrown the ball before he hit him. "I was just going after the ball, and I had no clue that he had gotten rid of it," he said.

Browns rookie running back Montario Hardesty tore his ACL on Thursday night against the Bears and will miss the entire 2010 season, according to a source. Hardesty was Cleveland's second-round pick in April's NFL Draft. "I hurt my knee making a cut," Hardesty said immediately following the game. "I really don't know what it is. I can't say it's not frustrating. I want to stay positive, get as much information as possible and return my focus to getting better. I'm hopeful whatever it is, I can get back as soon as possible."

Ben Roethlisberger?s suspension has been cut from six games to four by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, according to an Associated Press report. The Steelers? star quarterback met with Goodell early Friday and was told he could return on Oct. 17 against the Browns.

Browns rookie quarterback Colt McCoy made his first professional start in the team's preseason finale against the Bears on Thursday night. McCoy went 13-for-13 with 131 yards in more than two quarters of action. He fumbled his first snap, but showed promise throughout his appearance. "This capped off my preseason," McCoy said. "It felt great to get into a game, get into a rhythm and get a feel for the defense. Just being in the huddle, calling plays and leading drives -- that's football."

Browns rookie running back Montario Hardesty left his exhibition debut on Thursday because of an injured left knee. Hardesty missed all of training camp with a bone bruise in his right knee. He stayed on the ground for several minutes before walking to the sideline. "I hurt my knee making a cut," Hardesty said. "I really don't know what it is. I can't say it's not frustrating. I want to stay positive, get as much information as possible and return my focus to getting better. I'm hopeful whatever it is, I can get back as soon as possible." He was scheduled for an MRI on Friday.