Browns’ Shaun Rogers Pleads Not Guilty To Concealed Weapon Charges

The Associated Press is reporting that Shaun Rogers met with Browns president Mike Holmgren after getting arrested on a gun charge.

Cleveland likely won’t issue any discipline because the league will. He could miss up to four games.

Browns defensive tackle Shaun Rogers will plead not guilty to charges of carrying a concealed weapon, according to his agent.

The not guilty plea is interesting considering he, you know, already sent out a statement for carrying a concealed weapon.

After spending the night in jail after Cleveland airport police discovered a loaded 45-caliber handgun in his luggage at the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, defensive tackle Shaun Rogers is formerly being charged with “carrying a concealed weapon”.

As of this posting, Rogers was released from jail, but is scheduled to attend an arraignment Saturday at 8:30 A.M. Cleveland Browns President Mike Holmgren issued a statement that the team is reserving comment and allowing the legal process to take its course.

Browns tackle Shaun Rogers is still in jail Friday, one day after being arrested at the Cleveland airport for carrying a loaded .45-caliber gun in his luggage. Police say he has not been formally charged yet, but he was booked for carrying a concealed weapon, which is a third degree felony.

Cleveland fans should expect Rogers to miss at least four games this season — attempting to carry a gun onto a plane certainly violates the NFL’s personal-conduct policy.

Stay tuned for more as it develops.

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