Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/2/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Terrance Mitchell undergoes surgery on broken wrist” (FOX 8) - “Mitchell had surgery Monday morning to repair his broken right wrist. Jackson said he didn’t believe it would be a season-ending injury.”
• “Hue kidding? Jackson miffed by calls in OT loss to Raiders” (AP) - “Browns coach Hue Jackson knew if he complained about Sunday’s officiating he could be fined. The NFL is always watching and listening.”
• “NFL defends Carlos Hyde reversal, but former VP of officials doubles down that it was bogus” (Plain Dealer) - “The NFL defended the reversal of the Carlos Hyde third-down conversion in the 45-42 overtime loss to the Raiders...”
• “Baker Mayfield’s turnovers part of Browns giving away game” (ESPN) - “Until they get out of their own way, the Cleveland Browns will doom themselves to more frustration and painful losses.”

NFL:

• “Source: Le’Veon Bell to report to Steelers during Week 7” (ESPN) - “Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell told ESPN he is playing football in 2018 and does not expect to be traded.”
• “Injuries: Leonard Fournette (hamstring) to miss time” (NFL.com) - “The Tennessee Titans are riding high with a 3-1 record and tied with the Jacksonville Jaguars atop the AFC South, but are now without an important defensive player for a few weeks.”
• “Jon Gruden on Khalil Mack’s dominating day: ‘[He] had another strip sack? Are you ... kidding me?’” (CBS) - “Apparently for Gruden, the alternative -- paying Mack like ... one of the NFL’s best players -- wasn’t worth the cost.”
• “Ezekiel Elliott leading the league in rushing, by a big margin” (PFT) - “After one of the best games of his career on Sunday, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is back in a familiar place: Leading the NFL in rushing.”