<p>LeCharles Bentley and Joe Jurevicius are coming home to play for the Browns.</p><p>The high-prized free agent center and the veteran wide receiver, who both grew up in Cleveland rooting for the city's beleaguered NFL team, signed Saturday with the Browns, who didn't waste any time spending some of the nearly $25 million they have for free agency.</p><p>"I can die happy now," said Bentley, who wore a Browns jersey under his sports coat. "This has been my dream."</p><p>Bentley, who played the past four seasons for New Orleans, brings toughness, size and experience to the Browns' offensive line, which has been both inept and ignored by the team in recent years.</p><p>His six-year deal is reportedly worth $36 million and includes $12.5 million in guarantees.</p><p>Jurevicius, who got a four-year deal, has played in three Super Bowls, including last season's for the Seattle Seahawks. The 31-year-old gives the Browns a dependable receiver to complement Braylon Edwards.</p><p>"This is where it all started for me," said Jurevicius. "I had opportunities to go to a couple different places. First and foremost, I wanted to become a Cleveland Brown, put on the orange helmet, play in front of Lake Erie and enjoy the feelings.</p><p>"This is going to add years to my career because of excitement that comes along with it."</p><p>In addition, the Browns signed free agent left tackle Kevin Shaffer, who will replace L.J. Shelton as a starter.</p><p>Shaffer, 26, started all 16 games for the Atlanta Falcons last season. He was drafted in the seventh round in 2002.</p>
