Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/15/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “John Dorsey focuses on coaching search” (ABJ) - “Whenever John Dorsey drives to his home on Cleveland’s East Side after long workdays at Browns headquarters, the general manager has the coaching search he’ll direct on his mind.”
• “Joe Schobert is flying under the radar as the NFL’s top coverage linebacker” (PFF) - “Of course, good run defenders in the NFL aren’t as valuable as they used to be, and no off-ball linebacker worth their salt only excels against the run.”
• “John Dorsey says we all meet five people that impact our lives, so here’s his list” (cleveland.com) - “Dorsey believes we all meet five people who impact our lives in a unique and/or positive way. ‘That’s real,’ Dorsey told Schefter.”
• “Damarious Randall has funny reaction to Hue Jackson joining Bengals staff” (C-T) - “It just happens to be in the same state, same division and with a rival the Browns will play twice over the final six games.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Terron Armstead expected to miss 3-4 weeks” (NFL.com) - “NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday that left tackle Terron Armstead will be out for roughly 3-4 weeks, per a source.”
• “Hue Jackson back with Bengals in unscripted coaching role” (AP) - “Hue Jackson was talking to reporters outside Paul Brown Stadium when quarterback Andy Dalton yelled at him that practice was about to begin.”
• “Does Le’Veon Bell already know where he’ll play in 2019?” (PFT) - “It’s now known that running back Le’Veon Bell won’t play this year. It’s not known where he will play next year. Unless, of course, Bell already knows where he will play next year.”
• “Ravens rookie QB Lamar Jackson: Ready to go if needed” (ESPN) - “Lamar Jackson doesn’t know who is starting at quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, but the rookie first-round pick is set to make his first NFL start if called upon.”