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July 6, 2010, 02:16 PM

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Another Cleveland player charged with having a firearm in a carry-on bag? Is this behavior specific to Browns defensive linemen? Or are they really that much dumber than other players? Who the hell else does this kind of thing?

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July 14, 2010 09:53 AM ET

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" Don't take your guns to town"--Johnny Cash

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July 14, 2010 05:19 PM ET

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Looks like another lesson will go unlearned. (see story below)

Browns' Shaun Rogers Reaches Deal on Gun Charge

Jul 14, 1:12 PM (ET)

CLEVELAND (AP) -Cleveland Browns nose tackle Shaun Rogers has reached an agreement with prosecutors that could dismiss charges that he tried to carry a gun through airport security in April.

Prosecutors in Cleveland say when Rogers appears in court Thursday, he'll agree to meet with a diversion officer and do volunteer service over the next year.

The case against Rogers will be dismissed if he completes the diversion program, including 10 hours in a gun-class.

Police said Rogers tried to carry a semiautomatic handgun through airport security in a carry-on bag.

The 31-year-old apologized to fans and his team, saying he forgot the gun was in his bag. He also met with Browns president Mike Holmgren to express his remorse.

Rogers' attorney did not return calls on Wednesday.