Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/11/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Hue Jackson says he hasn’t made QB decision" (C-T) - "Hue Jackson wanted more time to make the decision. He planned to watch the film again, sit by himself and come to a conclusion."
• "Defense plans to use Myles Garrett more, welcome Jamie Collins back" (ABJ) - "The Browns plan to increase the playing time of rookie defensive end Myles Garrett and welcome strongside linebacker Jamie Collins back to the starting lineup."
• "Browns sign TE Matt Lengel to practice squad" (Browns.com) - "A 6-7, 265-pound second-year TE out of Eastern Kentucky, Lengel was originally signed by the Cincinnati Bengals as an undrafted free agent in 2015."
• "A call for Hue Jackson to give up play calling duties" (WFNY) - "Hue, it’s time to delegate. Actually it is way past the time to relinquish your offensive play calling duties to one of your assistant coaches."
• "Suspended Gordon details drug use, hopes for NFL comeback" (AP) - "Revealing he was scared for his life amid another drug relapse, suspended Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon is making his case to be reinstated by the NFL."

NFL:

• "Injuries: Giants WR Brandon Marshall (ankle) put on IR" (NFL.com) - "Two days after hauling in a team-high seven receptions and a touchdown, Carolina Panthers wide receiver Devin Funchess was held out of Tuesday's practice with a knee injury."
• "Local labor union files complaint over Jerry Jones' anthem mandate" (ESPN) - "According to the filing to the National Labor Relations Board, "the employer, evidenced by repeated public statements, is attempting to threaten..."
• "Ben Roethlisberger's skills may be declining" (CBS) - "The good news is that Roethlisberger is still playing because the Steelers' offense is stacked with play-makers in need of a franchise quarterback."