Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (12/18/15)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Terrelle Pryor in line for more playing time, maybe even a pass" (C-T) - "Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has chased after, traded for and cut Terrelle Pryor. He’ll try to defend Pryor as a receiver Sunday when the Browns visit Seattle."
• "Pettine: Not many quarterbacks I respect more than Russell Wilson" (PFT) - "Browns coach Mike Pettine made some headlines Wednesday with his response to a question about where Russell Wilson ranks among the league’s top quarterbacks."
• "An Objective Take On Who The Browns Should Fire And Who They Should Keep" (DPN) - "The reality is, the Browns can’t just keep firing every coach and personnel staff member after a year or two. It essentially hits the reset button on the franchise..."
• "Barnidge: 'I wanted to be in Cleveland'" (NFL.com) - "Cleveland Browns tight end Gary Barnidge discusses his breakout season, being nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, and signing his extension to stay with the Cleveland Browns." - VIDEO

NFL:

• "Ray Rice ‘not ready to give up’ on NFL comeback" (SI.com) - "Former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice told the Dan Patrick Show that he is continuing to push for a return to the NFL."
• "NFLPA outlines proposal for neutral arbitration in personal conduct policy" (USA TODAY) - "DeMaurice Smith revealed a proposal the union sent to the league Nov. 23 for neutral arbitration as part of a revised personal conduct policy."
• "Rams want Jeff Fisher to return as coach in 2016" (ESPN) - "The St. Louis Rams have no plans to fire coach Jeff Fisher after this season and would like him to return for the 2016 season, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter."
• "'Concussion' movie subject exaggerated role, researchers say" (AP) - "Omalu neither discovered the disease nor named it, according to scientific journals and brain researchers who were interviewed by The Associated Press."