Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/20/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “How life has shaped the way Browns safety Jabrill Peppers approaches his NFL career” (ABJ) - “Peppers, who turned 23 last month, repeatedly emphasized his tendency to overanalyze plays before and after the snap.”
• “Chubb: How vision is separating him from his predecessors and elevating the Browns’ offense” (cleveland.com) - “With the focus on Hyde and Johnson, the Browns clearly had the long-game vision for Chubb.”
• “Rashard Higgins: ‘Don’t sleep on [the Browns]’” (247Sports) - “For some, the attention has turned to next season but not Higgins. He joined TMZ Sports to discuss the final six games and the state of the Browns.”
• “How and why the Browns will win all their remaining games” (WFNY) - “The Bengals have done their Bungles thing and given away a few games here and there. In Week 11, they lost a heartbreaker to a Baltimore team...”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Josh Allen (elbow) on track to start for Bills” (NFL.com) - “Josh Allen’s time on the sideline is nearing its end. Bills coach Sean McDermott told reporters Monday morning the rookie quarterback is on track to start Sunday.”
• “NFL makes rare move for Chiefs-Rams, reportedly dumps several officials assigned to game” (CBS) - “According to NFL reporter Ed Werder, the league also made the rare decision to change the officiating crew just days before the game.”
• “Redskins sign Mark Sanchez to be backup quarterback” (ESPN) - “The Washington Redskins have signed quarterback Mark Sanchez to back up Colt McCoy. Starting quarterback Alex Smith broke the tibia and fibula in his right leg...”
• “Jameis Winston will start this week” (PFT) - “Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter said at his Monday media session that he’s chosen a starting quarterback for Week 12, but would not share that information because he had not broken the news to the team’s players yet.”