Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/19/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “With E.J. Gaines out, Browns shuffle cornerbacks as they prepare for NFL’s top-ranked passing attack” (ABJ) - “There’s never a good time for an NFL team to lose a starting cornerback, but this is a really bad week for the Browns to suffer such a setback.”
• “Need to Know: JC Tretter optimistic he’ll play despite ankle injury” (Browns.com) - “Browns center JC Tretter hasn’t been able to practice this week because of a high-ankle sprain but he’s optimistic he’ll play this weekend in Tampa.”
• “Landry trying to ignore the ugly stats as frustration grows” (C-T) - “The numbers aren’t pretty. So receiver Jarvis Landry isn’t looking at them. In rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield’s three starts, Landry has caught 11 passes in 29 targets...”
• “Baker Mayfield’s next challenge: Rebounding from worst loss ever” (ESPN) - “Mayfield’s words are statements of maturity. The quarterback’s job is to spread the credit when things go well, and take responsibility when they don’t go well.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Falcons DT Jarrett (ankle) returns to practice” (NFL.com) - “For an Atlanta Falcons defense decimated by injury, the return of defensive tackle Grady Jarrett will provide some relief.”
• “Derek Anderson to start at QB in place of Allen for Bills” (AP) - “Derek Anderson went from having the Buffalo Bills lure him out of semiretirement one week, to taking over the starting job for injured rookie Josh Allen the next.”
• “Cowboys highest-paid receiver suspended three games, reportedly over offseason arrest” (CBS) - “The 2018 NFL season has slowly gone from bad to worse for Cowboys wide receiver Terrance Williams.”
• “Chargers won’t be leaving L.A. for at least two decades” (PFT) - “In the wake of the news that owners have concerns about the Chargers in L.A., some in the media have started throwing darts at the map in search of a new home for the team.”