Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/13/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Is Browns Addition of Todd Haley Being Overlooked?” (OBR) - “It wasn’t easy to get him to do, but he will be giving up control to former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator, Todd Haley.”
• “Manziel on Baker Mayfield comparisons: ‘We’re completely different people’ and ‘he can learn from what I did wrong’” (ABJ) - “Manziel realizes fellow Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield has widely been labeled as Johnny Football 2.0.”
• “Hiring McCloughan means Browns are going young at quarterback” (MJ) - “McCloughan is also the former general manager of the Washington Redskins. Though he isn’t a Kirk Cousins basher, he also isn’t a Kirk Cousins booster.”
• “Former Browns WR Massaquoi lost 4 fingers in ATV accident” (AP) - “Former Browns wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi has divulged that he lost most of his left hand in an all-terrain vehicle crash last April.”
• “A.J. McCarron free agency ruling expected this week” (PFT) - “If the arbitrator rules in favor of the Bengals, McCarron could hit the trade block after he was nearly dealt to the Browns before the trading deadline last year.”

NFL:

• “Speculation circulating that Roger Goodell told officials to change replay procedure” (CBS) - “Turns out, things might have changed sooner than we realized and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell may have had a hand in changing them.”
• “Jerry Schuplinski, once likely to follow Josh McDaniels to Colts, will stay with Patriots” (ESPN) - “Schuplinski should play a role in the Patriots’ plans to develop another young quarterback this year behind Tom Brady, who turns 41 in August.”
• “Su’a Cravens applies for reinstatement to league” (NFL.com) - “Washington has all but bid adieu to its promising quarterback, but it’s a step closer to seeing another budding star return to the field.”