The Browns appear to be out of the chase for Matt Flynn, as more and more comes out that the Browns are not in pursuit and the Packers quarterback is receiving interest from the Seattle Seahawks and Miami Dolphins. Adam Schefter tweeted this morning that Flynn has already scheduled a visit with the Seahawks:

Packers free agent QB Matt Flynn is scheduled to visit Seattle on Thursday night, into Friday.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 14, 2012

NFL Network's Albert Breer supplemented that report, but also said that two unnamed teams remain interested in the career backup quarterback.

In addition to the Seahawks, with whom he has a visit scheduled, QB Matt Flynn drawing interest from 2 other teams.

— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) March 14, 2012

While we have yet to hear any word about scheduled visits to Berea, Alex Marvez did report that guard Artis Hicks had a visit scheduled in South Florida:

#Dolphins have #Browns G/T Artis Hicks coming in for a visit. My @FOXSports.com exclusive: on-msn.com/A1iokg

— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) March 14, 2012

The only real news about the Browns adding players came from a nugget in a report from Will Burge at ESPNCleveland, who said there were rumblings of a potential trade with the Houston Texans for running back Ben Tate. The Browns could be looking to add Tate with Peyton Hillis potentially on his way out. But The Fan's Keith Britton reported that his Tate's agent could not confirm those trade talks at this point:

Ben Tate's agent has told me he can't confirm/deny there have been trade negotiations w/ his client, but it "wouldn't surprise me" he says

— Keith Britton (@KeithBritton86) March 14, 2012

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