Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/2/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "How the Browns will use Jabrill Peppers" (Browns.com) - "Jabrill Peppers was once described as the ‘ultimate Swiss Army Knife’ by NFL.com analyst Lance Zierlein. Peppers, the former Michigan star whom Cleveland selected 25th overall..."
• "The Cleveland Show: Inside look at how Browns' draft unfolded" (NFL.com) - "The Browns were almost on the clock, and 12 massive members of the NFL's most maligned team, including a future first-ballot Hall of Famer..."
• "Browns Win The Draft And The Class Of 2017 Should Serve As Foundation" (92.3) - "Jimmy Fallon can crack all the jokes he wants about the Browns not being ready for the NFL Draft but they actually looked like they knew what they were doing this year."
• "Teams should have interest in TE Barnidge’s pass-blocking" (PFF) - "Barnidge also ranked first among TEss in Pro Football Focus’s pass-blocking grade in 2016 with only 3 total pressures allowed."

NFL:

• "Jamaal Charles scheduled to meet with Broncos Tuesday" (ESPN) - "Charles, who has caused the Denver Broncos plenty of headaches over the course of his touchdown-filled career, will meet with the Broncos on Tuesday."
• "Pentagon: Academy athletes must serve before going pro" (AP) - "The U.S. Defense Department has rescinded its 2016 policy allowing military service academy athletes to go straight to the pros upon graduation."
• "Jaguars pick up Bortles' fifth-year option, but here's why it doesn't mean much" (CBS) - "It's a show of faith for Bortles, which is good news for the quarterback and the Jags as a whole."
• "In Buffalo, an Organization Still Broken" (MMQB) - "Three years after buying the team, it’s time that Terry and Kim Pegula, the not-so-new Bills owners, get around to actually building one."