NFL Notes: Browns, Buccaneers, Chargers, Eagles & Vikings

Browns

• Browns DC Ray Horton told reporters on Friday that veteran QB Josh McCown finished Week 2’s game, despite having a fractured collarbone. Browns HC Hue Jackson said that McCown’s collarbone is “not totally broken.” (Scott Petrak)

Buccaneers

• Greg Auman points out that the NFL substance-abuse policy calls for a two-game suspension for conviction and/or admission of an alcohol-related arrest.
• This comes after the news that Buccaneers TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins was arrested Friday morning charged with a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence

Chargers

• Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune mentions that indications suggest that first-round DE Joey Bosa won’t make his NFL debut this weekend against the Colts.
• Gehlken adds that veteran TE Antonio Gates appears to be unlikely to suit up as well.

Eagles

• Eagles HC Doug Pederson ruled out TE Zach Ertz and CB Leodis McKelvin for Sunday’s game.
• Pederson did, however, say that he thinks Ertz will be back after their bye week. (Eliot Shorr-Parks)
• The Eagles will have Trey Burton is their emergency quarterback. (Jimmy Kempski)
• According to Pederson, Stefen Wisniewski will likely start at left guard in Week 5 if Lane Johnson is suspended. (Jimmy Kempski)

Vikings

• The Vikings announced Friday that LT Matt Kalil had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right hip and DT Sharrif Floyd had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee performed by Dr. James Andrews.
• Vikings HC Mike Zimmer did not rule out the possibility that Kalil could be a candidate to return later on this season. (Chris Tomasson)