Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/5/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Zero Sum: Anatomy Of The Browns’ 0-16 ‘Season Of Misery’” (92.3) - “It takes a cataclysmic series of events for an NFL team in this era to go winless during a season but the stars aligned to conspire against the Browns in 2017.”
• “Could new Coordinator or Assistant HC be Jackson’s successor?” (OBR) - “Jimmy Haslam has repeatedly said that Hue Jackson will return as the Browns coach in 2018, yet it seems to be an unpopular decision with many Browns fans.”
• “Breaking down the Browns’ 2017 NFL Draft class” (Browns.com) - “The Browns were the youngest team in the NFL and that youth didn’t do them many favors in the franchise’s first winless season.”
• “Cleveland parade organizer: ‘It’s really a protest’” (ESPN) - “Chris McNeil joins OTL and says that over 50 vehicles have been registered to participate in the Cleveland parade recognizing the Browns’ winless season...” - VIDEO

NFL:

• “Injuries: Jaguars believe Marqise Lee will play vs. Bills” (NFL.com) - “The Jacksonville Jaguars could be getting a key target for Blake Bortles back for Sunday’s playoff tilt versus the Buffalo Bills.”
• “Ryan Shazier making progress, regaining feeling in legs, father says” (PFT) - “A month after Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier suffered a serious spinal injury, his father says he is making progress.”
• “Patriots enter playoffs as heavy favorites, Vikings top NFC” (CBS) - “The Jaguars will face the Bills, the Chiefs play the Titans, the Falcons play the Rams and the Saints host the Panthers.”
• “Did Jon Gruden’s Time As ESPN Analyst Provide An Advantage?” (MMQB) - “There has been a longstanding tradition that, during the week leading up to a game, the color analyst and play-by-play announcer are allowed access to practice.”