Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/28/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns are next visit for Chris Ivory” (PFT) - “Chris Ivory left Buffalo headed for Cleveland, where he interviews with the Browns today, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. The Jaguars cut Ivory last week.”
• “Josh Rosen: ‘I’ve never said anything about not wanting to play in Cleveland’” (Plain Dealer) - “Rosen is one of the four or five quarterbacks the Browns are considering with their first-round picks, the first and fourth overall.”
• “Don’t dismiss DeShone Kizer from Browns QB discussion” (ESPN) - “As the scouting combine draws near, DeShone Kizer finds himself in a situation familiar to several recent Cleveland Browns quarterbacks.”
• “Saquon Barkley poised to present Browns debate atop draft” (USA TODAY) - “Next up, on the brink of perhaps becoming the hottest new phenom on the NFL stage, is the electric running back from Penn State, Saquon Barkley.”

NFL:

• “Teddy Bridgewater expected to become free agent” (NFL.com) - “Rapoport reported Tuesday that Bridgewater is expected to become a free agent, as Minnesota is not planning to assert that their 2014 first-round pick’s four-year deal tolls.”
• “Lions Use Franchise Tag on DE Ziggy Ansah” (SI.com) - “The Lions have designated defensive end Ziggy Ansah as their franchise player, the team announced Tuesday. Ansah finished the season with 12 sacks...”
• “Report: Rob Gronkowski still considering retirement, nearly quit in training camp” (CBS) - “Rob Gronkowski is arguably the NFL’s most notorious goofball. He’s inarguably its most dominant tight end.”
• “NFL unlikely to cap pass interference penalties at 15 yards” (PFT) - “That has been discussed before and the NFL has always declined to change the rule, preferring instead to keep defensive pass interference as a spot foul.”