Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/7/17)

Cleveland Browns:

• "Myles Garrett injured in practice, Browns reportedly fear he'll miss serious time" (CBS) - "Although it's not yet clear how serious the injury to might be, it seems there's chance that it could keep Garrett out of Sunday's opener against the Steelers."
• "Kizer hopes to ‘let it rip’ in opener" (OBR) - "Kizer seems undaunted by the task before him. Not only will he be making his NFL debut as the youngest quarterback in the NFL, he will be facing the Browns AFC North arch rival in the Pittsburgh Steelers."
• "How DeShone Kizer compares to other QBs under age 22 who started in Week 1" (Cleveland.com) - "When DeShone Kizer takes his first snap as Browns quarterback against the Steelers on Sept. 10 he will still be 21 years old."
• "Roethlisberger lobbied for Steelers to sign ‘Top 5 CB’ Joe Haden" (WFNY) - "Why did he decide to sign with Pittsburgh so quickly? One of the main reasons was Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who lobbied for his team to sign the cornerback."

NFL:

• "Odell Beckham on playing Sunday: I wouldn’t count it out" (PFT) - "Odell Beckham ran on the side, stretched and did rehab work Wednesday, but he did not practice with his Giants teammates."
• "Aaron Donald still a no-show at practice, Rams won't rule him out" (ESPN) - "Donald's prolonged holdout spilled into Wednesday, while the Los Angeles Rams prepared their game plan for Sunday's season opener against the Indianapolis Colts."
• "Raiders one step closer to building Las Vegas stadium" (AP) - "The Oakland Raiders are one step closer to being able to start building their proposed stadium in Las Vegas after local officials on Wednesday approved the use of the land..."
• "Police open internal probe into Bennett incident" (NFL.com) - "Michael Bennett is considering filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept. for allegedly using excessive force on him..."