Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (12/1/14)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Browns must know it's Johnny Manziel time in Cleveland" (ESPN) - "Bold yet necessary, the move to Johnny Manziel under the Ralph Wilson Stadium lights Sunday is one Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine will almost certainly own."
• "Terrance West’s Fumble 'Inexcuseable,' Turns Tide" (92.3) - "In the blink of an eye the Cleveland Browns saw Sunday’s game in Buffalo disintegrate. It took 10 seconds for a tenuous 3-0 lead to turn into an 11-point deficit and one player bore the brunt of the blame for it..."
• "Austin hospitalized with kidney injury" (AP) - "Cleveland Browns receiver Miles Austin will remain in a Buffalo hospital overnight after sustaining a kidney injury during a 26-10 loss to the Bills. The Browns issued the update four hours after the game Sunday."
• "Week 13: Browns vs. Bills highlights" (NFL.com) - VIDEO

NFL:

• "Raiders, Jets likely to eye Harbaugh" (ESPN) - "No matter how tenuous the San Francisco 49ers' situation currently is, the fate of coach Jim Harbaugh won't be resolved until after this season, according to sources."
• "NFL execs: Redskins unlikely to get more than a 3rd-round pick for RG3" (CBS) - "Multiple sources within Washington's organization believe it is a forgone conclusion former starting quarterback Robert Griffin III will not back be back with the team in 2015..."
• "League not sure what to do about Marshawn Lynch" (PFT) - "After Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch consistently and persistently avoided talking to reporters, the league eventually took action, reinstating a $50,000 fine from last year and imposing a new $50,000."
• "Adrian Peterson's appeal centers on taped conversations with an NFL executive" (USA TODAY) - "Conversations between banished Minnesota Vikings star Adrian Peterson and NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent will be at the center of Peterson's appeal..."