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Browns Contacted FBI Over Threats to Braylon

Found October 17, 2009 on FanHouse:
PLAYERS: Braylon Edwards
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Braylon Edwards' stay in Cleveland came to an unceremonious end -- he was accused of assaulting someone outside a local night club, then traded to the Jets two days later.The alleged assault incident's been somewhat brushed aside to this point, but it may have been more serious than it sounded initially. According to the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, the team contacted the FBI because of fears about Edwards' safety."They were concerned regarding that incident," FBI Special Agent Scott Wilson said. "We had some conversations with the Browns about possible threats."Browns Contacted FBI Over Threats to Braylon Edwards originally appeared on Fanhouse NFL Blog on Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:30:00 EST . Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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