Saturday Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/1/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Jamar Taylor has found a home as a quiet leader in the Browns secondary" (Plain Dealer) - "When a team trades a player for a seventh-round pick three years after picking him in the second round, it tells you all you need to know about how they feel about that player -- he's not good enough."
• "Talking Football with the Browns’ Last QB to Win a Championship" (MMQB) - "Cleveland is embracing analytics as a core tenet of its rebuilding plan, but 50 years ago, the quarterback from the Browns’ last NFL championship team had the same idea about trusting the numbers."

NFL:

• "Video killed the journalist star: While We’re Waiting" (WFNY) - "After ESPN’s recent expulsion of talent not long ago, FOX followed it up by scuttling its writing staff in favor of pointless videos packaged around its brand of bad opinions, and MTV axed a collection of superb writers including Brian Phillips, one of my favorite writers on the interweb."
• "Philadelphia Eagles waive Dorial Green-Beckham" (NFL) - "Dorial Green-Beckham's stay in Philadelphia is over. The Eagles announced Friday they cut the receiver. The team made the move after signing backup quarterback Dane Evans to a three-year contract."