Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/8/16)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Hue Jackson is preparing the Browns for a tough Training Camp" (OBR) - "Before the beginning of the 2015 regular season in Cleveland, a source indicated that the Browns’ Training Camp practices were some of the softest they had seen."
• "Kessler shows dedication with long hours, will continue by working with QB guru Tom House" (C-T) - "Rookie quarterback Cody Kessler says he takes the 6:15 shuttle to Browns headquarters every morning, no matter how late he was in the building the night before watching film."
• "On clean slates and a football team that needs one badly" (Plain Dealer) - "'Clean slate' has emerged as one of the Browns offseason mantras. It has been used most recently in relation to troubled third-year cornerback Justin Gilbert."
• "Paul Kruger, Browns veterans aim to be standard-bearers of foundation" (Browns.com) - "The end of OTAs came earlier than expected as Hue Jackson concluded a tough week of practice so that the Browns could instead use that time to volunteer in the community."

NFL:

• "Investigators looking at whether Aqib Talib shot self" (NFL.com) - "Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib has been released from the hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to his right leg Sunday morning in Dallas."
• "The NFL's Twitter account was hacked, but Roger Goodell is very much alive" (CBS) - "If something terrible were to suddenly happen to commissioner Roger Goodell, the NFL probably isn't going to announce it with a random tweet."
• "Rams waive WR Stedman Bailey with non-football injury designation" (ESPN) - "With receiver Stedman Bailey's football future still uncertain, the Los Angeles Rams waived him with the non-football injury designation on Tuesday."
• "Tunsil hasn’t heard from league about gas mask video" (PFT) - "It doesn’t mean he won’t be hearing from the league. In the interim, his bigger concern is making the transition from tackle to guard."