Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/4/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Cleveland declines to coach in Senior Bowl this year” (ABJ) - “The Browns declined an invitation to coach in the Senior Bowl later this month. It’ll be the Houston Texans and Denver Broncos coaching instead, Senior Bowl officials announced Wednesday.”
• “Top two potential Browns targets at QB declare for NFL Draft” (OBR) - “Josh Rosen has declared himself eligible for the 2018 NFL Draft. He is considered to be one of the top prospects at quarterback in this year’s class...”
• “Josh Gordon believes team can use 0-16 as springboard to success, wants to be a leader in that pursuit” (C-T) - “He’s been through too much in his life and career to be sunk by one season, no matter how historically bad.”
• “Man sues Cleveland Browns WR Corey Coleman” (Cleveland.com) - “Coleman, his half-brother and roommate are named in a lawsuit over a 2016 New Year’s Eve beating that happened inside Coleman’s downtown apartment building.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Bills RB LeSean McCoy (ankle) day-to-day” (NFL.com) - “Sean McDermott said Wednesday that the running back is “day-to-day” with a sprained ankle suffered in Sunday’s victory.”
• “Marvin Lewis says Bengals will ‘start from scratch’” (ESPN) - “The assistant head coach is gone, but head coach Marvin Lewis is coming back for a 16th try at a playoff victory. And so it goes in Cincinnati.”
• “Packers housecleaning continues” (CBS) - “After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2008, it appears that the Packers have decided to fix things by going into total housecleaning mode.”
• “Tyrod Taylor not thinking about his future” (PFT) - “Will he or won’t he? Even Tyrod Taylor doesn’t know what the Bills will do with him after this season, and the quarterback insists his future isn’t a concern.”