Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/6/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Jackson insists Browns focused on winning, not developing" (AP) - "He's got only four cornerbacks, a new wide receiver with blazing speed but brittle hands, and a locker room still reeling after two popular players got cut last week."
• "Browns waiver claim busted with marijuana over the weekend" (PFT) - "Browns defensive tackle T.Y. McGill was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana this weekend in Charlotte."
• "Colt McCoy to DeShone Kizer: Seize the opportunity and don't let go" (ESPN) - "Compared to McCoy, Kizer has had extensive practice time. He’s been working with the starters since the week before the third preseason game."
• "Browns Spent ’16 At NFL Bottom, Should Be Better In ’17" (92.3) - "Jackson’s odds of staying dry look more promising. On the bottom in 2016, the Browns are poised to make a move this year."

NFL:

• "Hurricane Irma: Buccaneers-Dolphins game won't be played in Miami" (CBS) - "If the Buccaneers and Dolphins end up playing their Week 1 game on Sunday, they won't be in Miami."
• "The Education of Marcus Mariota" (SI.com) - "In the months leading up to the 2015 draft, the Tennessee Titans, owners of the No. 2 overall pick, did their due diligence on both of the top quarterbacks available: Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota."
• "Injuries: Bengals WR Ross expected to miss opener" (NFL.com) - "Cincinnati Bengals receiver John Ross is expected to miss at least the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens with a knee sprain..."
• "Urschel says sudden retirement about math, not concussions" (USA TODAY) - "Urschel announced his retirement from the Baltimore Ravens in late July, two days after news broke that CTE had been found in 110 of 111 former NFL players..."