Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/11/16)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Browns fall to 0-10, sliding closer toward second-ever 0-16 NFL season" (Shutdown Corner) - "The Cleveland Browns have sworn they won’t be the second 0-16 team in NFL history, and yet one of their better chances to prevent that went by the wayside Thursday night."
• "Browns go through three different quarterbacks in loss to Ravens" (ESPN) - "Browns rookie quarterback Cody Kessler was pulled by coach Hue Jackson early in the third quarter of Thursday night's 28-7 loss to the Ravens. Kessler, Kevin Hogan and Josh McCown all took snaps for the Browns during the game."
• "Was Hue Jackson right to bench Cody Kessler for Josh McCown against the Ravens?" (Cleveland.com) - "Kessler was 11-of-18 for 91 yards and a touchdown that gave the Browns a 7-6 halftime lead. But after a three-and-out series to begin the second half, Kessler was left on the bench when the Browns got the ball back, trailing 13-7."
• "Browns go full Browns, call timeout before first play of game" (CBS) - "Just when you thought the 0-9 Browns couldn't surprise you with any more ineptitude, they managed to do it. During their Thursday night game against the Ravens, the Browns didn't even get past the first snap before messing up."
• "Game Highlights: Browns vs. Ravens" (Browns.com) - "Don't miss the action. Check for the Game Highlights brought to you by PNC Bank following each and every Cleveland Browns game."

NFL:

• "NFL won't change drug policy despite more states legalizing marijuana" (SI.com) - "The National Football League and the NFL Players Association say there isn't going to be an immediate change to the drug policy, despite the growing number of states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use."
• "NFL fines Richard Sherman for hit on Dan Carpenter" (PFT) - "Fortunately, Kaela Carpenter had no input in the decision regarding the proper discipline to be imposed on Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman for an incident of unnecessary roughness on Monday night."
• "Michael Thomas posting Beckham-like rookie numbers" (NFL.com) - "Michael Thomas was the sixth wide receiver selected in the 2016 NFL Draft, but the No. 47 overall pick is in the midst of a potentially historic first-year campaign."