Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/12/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Hue Jackson on Corey Coleman: 2017 needs to be his year" (ESPN) - "Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson is issuing a challenge to wide receiver Corey Coleman, the team's first-round pick in the 2016 draft."
• "Browns notebook: Myles Garrett skips interview" (ABJ) - "Garrett didn’t have anything nice to say to one of his critics Monday, so the prospect who’s widely expected to be drafted first overall by the Browns on April 27 didn’t say anything at all."
• "Titans' needs at No. 5 and what it means for the Browns" (Cleveland.com) - "Williams is a reach at No. 5. The Titans maneuvered the draft last year to set up having two first-rounders this year. Could they make a similar move now?"
• "Browns Offseason Overhaul: Trubisky could be Cleveland's future at QB" (NFL.com) - "The ‘Good Morning Football’ crew talks about the offseason moves of the Browns and how the team will do in 2017." - VIDEO

NFL:

• "Price for Richard Sherman is dropping" (PFT) - "It seems like just a matter of time before the asking price becomes a first-round pick. The question then would become how low will the Seahawks go in this reverse auction..."
• "James Laurinaitis announces his retirement" (NFL.com) - "The second-round pick by the Rams in 2009 wrote on Twitter that his body was telling him it was time to box up the shoulder pads."
• "The Great Super Bowl Jersey Caper" (SI.com) - "The investigation spanned thousands of miles, involved two nations and unfolded against the backdrop of a tense geopolitical drama."
• "Giants captain posts photo smoking hand-rolled cigar, is promptly drug-tested" (CBS) - "Casillas, the Giants’ defensive captain, isn’t known to have failed any drug tests during eight NFL seasons with the Giants, Patriots, Buccaneers and Saints."