White collar crime doesn't sit well with the Browns -- the team just released linebacker Mychal Kendricks in the wake of his insider trading charges.
Kendricks has admitted to breaking federal laws by trading perks for tips in a scheme to make an ill-gotten fortune. Officials say Kendricks turned $80k into roughly $1.2 million using private information that wasn't available to the public.
Kendricks issued a public apology for his role in the scheme -- accepting blame and saying he's ready to deal with the consequences.
Those consequences could be steep -- he's facing serious prison time if convicted.