Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/29/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Baker Mayfield doesn’t regret calling Hue Jackson ‘fake’” (ESPN) - “Mayfield said Wednesday he has no regrets about calling former coach Hue Jackson ‘fake,’ and he snapped back at those who questioned his maturity.”
• “Browns have finally turned corner, thanks to Baker Mayfield and John Dorsey” (C-T) - “At 4-6-1, the Browns haven’t arrived. They’re definitely on their way. The 35-20 dismantling of the Bengals on Sunday was more than a victory.”
• “How should Gregg Williams be viewed?” (Pluto) - “The Browns are in an excellent position when it comes to picking a coach for 2019. The last three games have been an indictment of how former head coach Hue Jackson struggled on the job.”
• “Monster trade took Deshaun Watson to Texans, led Baker Mayfield to Cleveland” (CantonRep) - “The 20th-year expansion team from Cleveland has a chance to wake up Monday morning on top of the world.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Jalen Ramsey (knee) not expected to practice” (NFL.com) - “The Jacksonville Jaguars kick off preparations for Week 13’s game against the Colts a little banged up in the defensive secondary.”
• “Roethlisberger on public criticism of teammates: ‘I’ve earned the right’” (CBS) - “People have kind of stopped being surprised by Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger criticizing teammates.”
• “Houston’s Watt still looking for more in comeback season” (AP) - “On the day J.J. Watt was selected AFC defensive player of the week, the defensive end who missed most of the last two seasons with serious injuries was asked if he’s all the way back.”
• “NFL TV ratings way up for Week 12” (PFT) - “On Monday night, ESPN got 18 percent more viewers than Week 12 last year. On Sunday night, NBC got 8 percent more viewers than last year.”