Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/24/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Why the Browns Made the Right Decision To Not Fire Hue Jackson” (Joe Thomas) - “In 2016 and ’17, the Cleveland Browns went 1–31. One win in two seasons. When you look at the record on it’s own, it’s abysmal. Horrible. Monumentally poor.”
• “Dorsey: Handful of QB prospects ‘make you think’ with No. 1 pick” (Browns.com) - “The circumstances are nearly identical for Dorsey as Cleveland’s new general manager at the 2018 Senior Bowl, but the options in front of him are much more plentiful.”
• “Haslam picked for committee to focus on social justice” (C-T) - “The NFL launched Let’s Listen Together on Tuesday, a joint player and ownership commitment focused on social justice. Browns owner Jimmy Haslam was chosen to serve on the committee.”
• “Baker Mayfield wants to show teams at Senior Bowl he’s not another Johnny Manziel” (ABJ) - “You can’t have a conversation with a Browns fan about Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield without Johnny Manziel being mentioned.”

NFL:

• “Alberto Riveron, head of NFL officiating, to return in ‘18” (NFL.com) - “Alberto Riveron, the NFL’s senior vice president of officiating, will return for the 2018 season, an NFL spokesman confirmed to NFL.com on Tuesday.”
• “Josh McCown leaning toward another season” (PFT) - “Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan, acting owner Christopher Johnson and coach Todd Bowles all have indicated they want McCown to return.”
• “Eagles coaching staff can stack up with anyone, even the Patriots” (CBS) - “If you want to know why the Philadelphia Eagles are in the Super Bowl, you’ve got plenty of reasons to choose from.”
• “NFL rejects veterans group’s ad for Super Bowl program” (AP) - “The NFL has denied advertising space in the Super Bowl program for a veterans group that declined to alter language about standing for the national anthem.”