The Cleveland Browns have released a public statement regarding Donte' Stallworth who was suspended indefinitely by the National Football League this afternoon.

A statement from General Manager George Kokinis said on the official Browns website

"The Browns are very conscious of the seriousness of the charges to which Donte' Stallworth plead guilty to today. We are continuing to evaluate the situation and will make the decisions that we believe are in the best interest of the Cleveland Browns."

The Browns are caught in a bit of a crossroads with the man who plead guilty to DUI manslaughter earlier this week. The team will not have to pay him as long as he is suspended, rumored to be two years while he is under house arrest, but will likely keep in officially as a Brown because they will take a big salary cap hit if they release him outright.