Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/14/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “How Gregg Williams is approaching the bye week and the rest of the season” (Browns.com) - “They’re one of seven teams who have played 10 straight games this season, but they’re the only team who played overtime periods in four of the 10.”
• “‘More comfortable’ Nick Chubb is racking up record-setting numbers” (WKYC) - “Although Chubb had to do the running, he thanked Callaway for the key downfield block that sealed the 92-yard touchdown, the longest in Browns history.”
• “Joe Schobert: The linchpin of the Browns defense” (WFNY) - “The Cleveland Browns won a convincing victory against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, giving the Browns a nice finish heading into the bye week.”
• “Hue Jackson’s mutual admiration society in Cincinnati pays dividends for a third time” (WKNR) - “Hue’s news: Since the day Hue Jackson was fired by the Browns I thought it was only a matter of time before he wound up back in Cincinnati.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: James Conner still in concussion protocol” (NFL.com) - “James Conner remains in concussion protocol. Coach Mike Tomlin, however, didn’t seem too concerned about the running back’s status this week.”
• “Who will make a play for Le’Veon Bell?” (PFT) - “Key football factors include needing a high-end tailback and having a willingness to let him be a workhorse. Significant cash and cap space is a given.”
• “NFL moves Chiefs-Rams game from Mexico City to Los Angeles due to poor field conditions” (CBS) - “Due to concerns over the field conditions in Mexico City, the NFL has moved Monday night’s game...”
• “NFL players are reprising some old, costly celebrations” (AP) - “Either that, or they’ve decided to pay homage to the players they grew up watching, even if it costs them some funds for injecting fun into the game.”