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Cleveland Browns:
- "Haslam optimistic center Alex Mack will be in Cleveland a long time, despite visit to Jacksonville" (C-T) - "The visit with the Jacksonville Jaguars by free agent center Alex Mack hasn’t changed the outlook of Browns owner Jimmy Haslam."
- "Terry Pluto is talking to himself about the Cleveland Browns as the draft is only a month away" (Plain Dealer) - "Talking to myself as the NFL draft is exactly one month away. Question: So who will the Browns take in the first round? Answer: Not a quarterback, at least not at No. 4."
- "Andrew Hawkins Says 'We Have A Lot of Moving Parts That Could be Really Good'" (92.3 The Fan) - "Browns wide receiver Andrew Hawkins joined Bull & Fox to talk about joining the Browns, his experiences in playing in the cold weather in the Canadian league, being a veteran presence on this team along with fellow wide receiver Nate Burleson..."
- "Joe Thomas says 'there's no doubt' center Alex Mack will return to Cleveland" (ABJ) - VIDEO
NFL:
- "Source: Johnny Manziel to visit Jags" (ESPN) - "The Jacksonville Jaguars will host a bevy of NFL draft prospects, including former Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, this week, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter."
- "DeMaurice Smith: NFL players support college union" (SI.com) - "NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith said the union and NFL players stand firmly behind former Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter and the College Athletes Players Association in their effort to create a union."
- "No visits yet for Chris Johnson" (PFT) - "Free agent running back Chris Johnson isn’t visiting anyone just yet. Johnson, who officially became an unrestricted free agent when his release from the Titans went over the NFL transactions wire on Monday, wrote on Twitter that he was at the airport today."
- "Deep draft for DBs could yield some steals" (CBS) - "The draft class for defensive backs is a deep one. Here are a few who are not likely to go in the first round but appear ready for solid pro careers."