Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/18/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Myles Garrett named to All-Rookie team” (OBR) - “Myles Garrett’s rookie year wasn’t all lost. Despite missing five games due to injury, Garrett still was named to the Professional Football Writer’s Association (PFWA) All-Rookie team.”
• “What the Browns can and must learn from the rise of the Jacksonville Jaguars” (WKNR) - “Lessons in Jacksonville: In the four seasons of 2013 through 2016, the Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars shared the worst record in the NFL – 15-49.”
• “Big decisions ahead after tough year for QBs” (Browns.com) - “The Browns led the NFL in turnovers (41) and their quarterbacks combined for a league-high 28 interceptions. Most of those giveaways came from rookie DeShone Kizer...”
• “Cleveland Browns need these coaches” (Pluto) - “The Browns desperately need an ELITE special teams coach. The 61-year-old Seely has been an NFL special teams coach since 1989. He spent the last three years with the Oakland Raiders.”

NFL:

• “Brady limited participant in practice with right hand injury” (AP) - “Brady appeared on the Patriots’ weekly injury report several times during the latter half of the regular season with both an Achilles tendon and left shoulder injury.”
• “Titans Coaching Shuffle Leaves a Legend in Limbo” (SI.com) - “Dick LeBeau has either coached or played in the NFL for 59 straight years. He was drafted by the Browns when Jim Brown still roamed the backfield...”
• “Gene Steratore will referee the Super Bowl” (PFT) - “We don’t know which teams will be playing in Super Bowl LII in Minnesota on February 4, but we do know who will be running the officiating crew.”
• “NFL coaching tracker: Latest news, developments” (NFL.com) - “The Bears parted ways with Fox after the team finished in the NFC North cellar for the third straight season under his guidance.”