Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/20/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Peppers has special teams coordinator Chris Tabor thinking about Josh Cribbs" (ABJ) - "When the Browns drafted strong safety Jabrill Peppers the night of April 27, special teams coordinator Chris Tabor reacted as if he had just hit the Mega Millions jackpot."
• "Jamie Collins shows coaches he's smart and not shy about talking" (C-T) - "The first-team linebackers had been dismissed, but Jamie Collins wasn’t done. As linebackers coach Blake Williams taught the backups how he wanted to defend certain route..."
• "Browns add talent but lack clarity in one key spot" (ESPN) - "The Browns stabilized several positions in free agency and the draft. They bolstered the offensive line in free agency, added three players in the first round of the draft..."
• "Cleveland Browns running game primed for a big season" (DPD) - "It may not be apparent to casual fans, but when the Browns ran the ball they were successful, finishing second in the NFL with an average of 4.9 yards per carry..."

NFL:

• "Mike Shanahan tried to steer Kyle from coaching profession" (PFT) - "Mike Shanahan tried to steer his son from coaching, something Kyle Shanahan said he will follow his father in doing with his own son."
• "Deal or no deal? The odds for Kirk Cousins, Le'Veon Bell" (CBS) - "In many years there would still be a handful of players on the franchise tag racing to beat the mid-July deadline for contract extensions, but even that is a tepid proposition..."
• "Tom Brady: My dream is to play an NFL game in China" (NFL.com) - "Tom Brady's New England Patriots were scheduled to play a game in China back in 2007, but the preseason contest versus the Seattle Seahawks was ultimately canceled."
• "Jerome Bettis: NFL's been cagey on concussions" (AP) - "Jerome Bettis says the NFL has taken advantage of its players by not sharing with them all the information it had about the risk of concussions."