Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/28/15)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Phil Taylor says he wants to retire as a Brown" (Browns.com) - "The 2014 season was Phil Taylor’s fourth as a Cleveland Brown. He’s seen his fair share since being drafted out of Baylor in 2011’s first round."
• "Cleveland Browns must cut Josh Gordon" (Morning Journal) - "The Browns have to cut Josh Gordon. No more chances. If General Manager Ray Farmer and head coach Mike Pettine really want to change the atmosphere in Berea..."
• "Barkley: 'Josh Gordon is gonna die if he keeps going on this road'" (CBS) - "TNT basketball analyst Charles Barkley said he considers Josh Gordon's situation 'very personal.' Speaking on ESPN's His and Hers, Barkley noted he had a brother who died..."
• "TE Review: Big decision on Cameron" (OBR) - "After a breakout season in 2013 that resulted in a Pro Bowl appearance, Jordan Cameron struggled for most of the 2014 season. He suffered a shoulder sprain in the preseason and then missed five games during the season with a concussion."

NFL:

• "Colts, Duron Carter near deal" (ESPN) - "Wide receiver Duron Carter is closing in on an agreement with the Indianapolis Colts, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter."
• "Rob Chudzinski’s new deal with the Colts for one year" (PFT) - "The Colts were able to keep Rob Cudzinski off the job market with a new title, and likely a nice raise this morning."
• "The misunderstood Marshawn Lynch" (ESPN) - "Marshawn Lynch sat in an empty corner of that cramped cell of the Santa Rita jail in Dublin, shaking his head while thinking about his stupid decision."
• "The NFL Needs Deflate-gate" (Sports on Earth) - "There was a time that the Super Bowl was the biggest sporting event in the country. Now it is simply the biggest event, period. It seems charming, in retrospect..."