Daily Dawg Chow (6/14/21)
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More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.
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Cleveland Browns:
- “Berry explains decision to trade up for Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah” (WKYC) - “Shortly after the Cleveland Browns traded up to select Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Andrew Berry noted the irony of the transaction.”
- “What I’m hearing from Browns OTAs about some draft picks” (Pluto) - “But strength is a big part of the game on the line. So I didn’t hear much about fourth-rounder Tommy Togiai, other than the Ohio State defensive lineman looks like an NFL player.”
- “Why Mayfield’s Homerun Power Might Matter” (Browns Digest) - “The Cleveland Browns quarterback was able to tie for a share of the victory in homerun derby at Jarvis Landry’s softball charity event.”
- “Jarvis Landry: Why not talk about Browns as Super Bowl contenders?” (PFT) - “The Browns are coming off their most successful season in ages, but some might take a pause before anointing them with the same label.”
- “The Browns and Expectations” (WFNY) - “Often times I wonder what early fall felt like in the mid-to-late 1980s. For better or worse, I didn’t see the light of the world until 1992, so I knew nothing of what passion, hope, or pain felt like in Cleveland, Ohio.”
NFL:
- “Miami Dolphins reach three-year, $39 million extension with LB Jerome Baker” (ESPN) - “Dolphins have agreed to terms with linebacker Jerome Baker on a three-year contract extension worth $39 million, including $28.4 million guaranteed...”
- “Le’Veon Bell: ‘I’ll never play for Andy Reid again, I’d retire first’” (NFL.com) - “Le’Veon Bell didn’t play in the Chiefs’ final two playoff games, this after maintaining a modest role upon his midseason arrival. Don’t expect him to suit up for Kansas City in the future as well.”
- “Every NFL franchise’s best team of the Super Bowl era” (CBS) - “And while some franchises have been more fortunate than others, each franchise can point to at least one team from its past that stood out from the rest.”
More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.
Cleveland Browns:
- “Berry explains decision to trade up for Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah” (WKYC) – “Shortly after the Cleveland Browns traded up to select Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Andrew Berry noted the irony of the transaction.”
- “What I’m hearing from Browns OTAs about some draft picks” (Pluto) – “But strength is a big part of the game on the line. So I didn’t hear much about fourth-rounder Tommy Togiai, other than the Ohio State defensive lineman looks like an NFL player.”
- “Why Mayfield’s Homerun Power Might Matter” (Browns Digest) – “The Cleveland Browns quarterback was able to tie for a share of the victory in homerun derby at Jarvis Landry’s softball charity event.”
- “Jarvis Landry: Why not talk about Browns as Super Bowl contenders?” (PFT) – “The Browns are coming off their most successful season in ages, but some might take a pause before anointing them with the same label.”
- “The Browns and Expectations” (WFNY) – “Often times I wonder what early fall felt like in the mid-to-late 1980s. For better or worse, I didn’t see the light of the world until 1992, so I knew nothing of what passion, hope, or pain felt like in Cleveland, Ohio.”
NFL:
- “Miami Dolphins reach three-year, $39 million extension with LB Jerome Baker” (ESPN) – “Dolphins have agreed to terms with linebacker Jerome Baker on a three-year contract extension worth $39 million, including $28.4 million guaranteed…”
- “Le’Veon Bell: ‘I’ll never play for Andy Reid again, I’d retire first’” (NFL.com) – “Le’Veon Bell didn’t play in the Chiefs’ final two playoff games, this after maintaining a modest role upon his midseason arrival. Don’t expect him to suit up for Kansas City in the future as well.”
- “Every NFL franchise’s best team of the Super Bowl era” (CBS) – “And while some franchises have been more fortunate than others, each franchise can point to at least one team from its past that stood out from the rest.”
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