Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/23/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Saquon Barkley, Minkah Fitzpatrick at No. 4 would be great for Browns, Mel Kiper says” (C-T) - “The decision could be excruciating. That’s not a bad thing. If the top of the NFL Draft goes the way many expect it to...”
• “The Browns have lots of assets, but also lots of tough decisions” (WKNR) - “With $110 million in salary cap room, few contract headaches and 12 draft picks, the Browns appear to be envy of the league as the NFL transaction season approaches.”
• “John Dorsey’s draft philosophy on wide receivers” (BrownsWire) - “It’s difficult to place all wide receivers under the same label. Ideally, a team’s group of receivers would be made up of three or four contributors with varying skill sets...”
• “Gary Barnidge hopes to get a job offer more to his liking this year” (PFT) - “There were a smattering of reports of interest in signing tight end Gary Barnidge after the Browns released him in the wake of taking David Njoku...”

NFL:

• “Buffalo Bills aren’t planning to cut Tyrod Taylor” (NFL.com) - “The prevailing thought has been that Buffalo would move on from the 28-year-old quarterback either by releasing him or through a trade.”
• “Dolphins are dismissing no options for Ndamukong Suh” (PFT) - “The Dolphins moved quickly during the season to shoot down a report that the team would be moving on from defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh...”
• “Adam Vinatieri re-signs with Colts, set for 23rd NFL season” (ESPN) - “Vinatieri, who signed a one-year deal to the return to the Colts on Thursday, will be 46 years old when he completes the 2018 season, which will be his 23rd in the NFL.”
• “Mitchell Trubisky already established himself as Bears’ franchise-saving QB” (CBS) - “Transcendent quarterbacks are to Chicago what wins are to Cleveland: rare, foreign, and always elusive.”