Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/22/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Ray-Ray of hope: ‘New Browns’ say bye-bye to ‘first season’” (Canton Rep) - “The man with two first names gladly represents the Browns’ tale of two seasons ... and what everyone pulling for Cleveland hopes Season No. 2 will become.”
• “Browns designate Terrance Mitchell to return from injured reserve” (PFT) - “Mitchell was placed on injured reserve after four games due to a broken wrist, but will have a chance to make it back to the active roster.”
• “Former Cleveland Browns LB Clay Matthews named 2019 Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist” (WKYC) - “Clay Matthews has been named as one of the 25 semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2019.”
• “Stadium raffle under way for TeamCribbs Foundation” (cleveland.com) - “Raffle drawing date for a mini FirstEnergy Stadium by architectural student David Resnik is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Joe Flacco (hip) sits out Ravens practice” (NFL.com) - “Will Joe Flacco be ready to return by this Sunday? The Ravens quarterback did not practice Wednesday after missing last Sunday’s game with a hip injury.”
• “Raiders’ Derek Carr says he doesn’t want first pick in the draft” (ESPN) - “While the Oakland Raiders are in the running for the top pick of next April’s NFL draft, quarterback Derek Carr has other plans.”
• “Chiefs’ odds climb over Rams despite loss in Monday night’s classic” (CBS) - “Week 11 gave us an instant classic, with the Rams emerging victorious against the Chiefs in a 54-51 shootout that saw more than 1,000 yards of offense.”
• “Seahawks WRs lead league in TD celebration creativity” (AP) - “The conversation takes place throughout the week inside the Seattle Seahawks training facility. A group of four or five throwing out suggestions and discussing whether their idea can actually be executed.”