Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/24/15)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Browns' QB options down to two?" (ESPN) - "Cleveland Browns general manager Ray Farmer is due to meet with the local media Monday at the annual NFL owners meetings. It is the first time Farmer has spoken publicly since the team signed Josh McCown..."
• "Five options at quarterback for the Browns to pursue at NFL meetings" (WKNR) - "Trade winds: Sometimes a deadline is needed to stir NFL teams to consummate a trade. The ticking seconds 'on the clock' on the first round of the draft can spur a deal to come together."
• "Upgrade or downgrade: Assessing the Browns offseason (so far)" (FSO) - "Despite the Browns losing their final five games of the 2014 season and getting shoddy play from the quarterback position down the stretch, the Browns did, indeed, finish 7-9."
• "Draft War Room: Cleveland Browns" (NFL.com) - "NFL Media's Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah and Curtis Conway discuss which players the Cleveland Browns could potentially draft in the 2015 NFL Draft." - VIDEO

NFL:

• "NFL tweaks catch rule, says Dez Bryant still didn't catch ball" (CBS) - "The NFL Competition Committee tweaked the language involved in the rule regarding what is and what is not a catch..."
• "NFL to Broadcast a Game Nationally Via Internet Only" (WSJ) - "For the first time in its history, the NFL will use something other than television to distribute the national broadcast of a football game..."
• "NFL will not have local TV blackouts in 2015" (PFT) - "The NFL’s longstanding blackout policy appears to be a thing of the past. The league announced today that there will be no local TV blackouts..."
• "Vikings 'fully expect' Adrian Peterson back in 2015" (USA TODAY) - "The Minnesota Vikings aren't budging from their public stance regarding Adrian Peterson."