NFL Round-up; May 15, 2008

One suspect in the Sean Taylor murder will serve 29 years in prison after pleading guilty. Venjah Hunte entered his plea on Friday but the information was kept secret while investigators tracked down and charged a fifth person with the slaying.

The Cleveland Browns cut veteran cornerback Kenny Wright. Wright was arrested last month after police reportedly found marijuana in his vehicle and he allegedly fled on foot. He played seven games last season.

Browns tight end Kellen Winslow has absent from organized team activities this week. The OTAs aren't mandatory but it might be an indication of a future holdout from Winslow; who is seeking a new contract.

The Browns did get a bit of good news this week. Center LeCharles Bentley may be available for the team's June mini-camp. Bentley has missed the past two seasons with injuries after signing as a free agent in 2006.

New York Giants defensive end Michael Strahan says he still isn't ready to decide whether to return for another season or retire. Strahan has played for the Giants for 15 seasons.