Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/19/16)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Robert Griffin III won't need surgery on broken bone in shoulder" (ESPN) - "An important five-week checkup this week revealed that Robert Griffin III's fractured coracoid bone in his left shoulder is showing signs of healing..."
• "Terrelle Pryor right to defend Cody Kessler at press conference" (DPD) - "There is a line reporters must walk when covering sports. There is a fine line between when the athletes are the story and when the athletes should be respected as people."
• "Marvin Lewis on Hue Jackson: 'I miss the hell out of him'" (Plain Dealer) - "Marvin Lewis, whose Bengals are 2–4, admitted something's missing in Cincinnati with Browns coach Hue Jackson on the other side of the Battle of Ohio now."

NFL:

• "Roethlisberger officially ruled out against Patriots" (CBS) - "The Pittsburgh Steelers have already ruled out starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger for their Week 7 game against the Patriots."
• "Decker has hip surgery, with shoulder surgery later" (PFT) - "Injured Jets wide receiver Eric Decker had hip surgery Tuesday, the team announced, and that was just part of the surprising news regarding Decker’s status."
• "Bowles revisits starting Geno Smith over Fitzpatrick" (NFL.com) - "The often reserved coach offered few other details on what has moved him to reconsider starting Geno at least against Baltimore in Week 7..."
• "Belichick says he 'can't take it anymore' with tablet use" (AP) - "Belichick said he ‘can't take it anymore’ with the tablets, adding there isn't enough consistency in the performance of the devices."
• "The fight to save Manziel from self-destruction" (ESPN) - "A new report says that since his days at Texas A&M, Johnny Manziel was hiding a drug problem." - VIDEO