Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/25/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Browns 4th round CB Howard Wilson begins camp on PUP" (Plain Dealer) - "A cornerback and the Browns' fourth-round pick out of Houston, Wilson will start camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list with his broken kneecap, which may or may not require surgery."
• "Cleveland Browns put faith in Gregg Williams and defense in 2017" (ESPN) - "They are putting a lot of belief in the arrival of coordinator Gregg Williams, whose loud and in-your-face approach is a complete contrast to the cerebral approach of Ray Horton a year ago."
• "Savvy vet Tank Carder poised to take on bigger role in middle of Browns D" (Browns.com) - "The veteran linebacker says it starts with new coordinator Gregg Williams, who has Carder and other members of the unit feeling bullish before Thursday’s first training camp practice."

NFL:

• "John Elway agrees to 5-year contract with Denver Broncos" (AP) - "One leadership saga down, another one continues for the Denver Broncos. John Elway agreed to a new five-year contract on Monday, ending a long-running story line..."
• "Robert Griffin reportedly headed to AFC West for his first tryout of the offseason" (CBS) - "The veteran quarterback has had exactly zero NFL tryouts since being cut by the Browns on March 10. However, that's about to change."
• "Eagles sign rugby player Adam Zaruba as tight end" (NFL.com) - "Zaruba, who played for Canada's national rugby sevens team, tried out for the Eagles over the weekend and impressed them enough to earn a contract offer Monday."
• "Unenforceable rule may become relevant to Gareon Conley’s contract" (PFT) - "With Raiders first-round cornerback Gareon Conley unsigned and still under investigation for rape, the team and the player have a problem."