Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/22/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Sam Darnold shows off in rain, in front of owner Jimmy Haslam, large Browns contingent” (C-T) - “The pressure was on USC quarterback Sam Darnold. So were the most important eyes of the Browns organization.”
• “Carlos Hyde says chance to revive Browns is ‘something that definitely brought me back’ to Ohio” (ABJ) - “Carlos Hyde wanted to return to his home state so he could be closer to family, but the idea of helping the Browns become respectable...”
• “Browns hope free agent additions at DB boost struggling secondary​” (Browns.com) - “Without a true free safety on the roster and limited depth at corner, Cleveland mixed and matched players in the secondary, a process that yielded mixed results.”
• “Victim of apartment beating now says Cleveland Browns receiver Corey Coleman led group to violent ambush” (cleveland.com) - “Corey Coleman was never charged in the beating, nor has he been called to testify as a witness.”

NFL:

• “Report: Terrelle Pryor’s choices down to Seahawks and Jets” (PFT) - “The Browns supposedly are interested in bringing Pryor back to Cleveland, but it could be that Pryor wants more than the Browns are willing to offer.”
• “Proposed pass interference rule change gains steam at competition committee meeting” (ESPN) - “The competition committee itself has not endorsed the proposal, and sources said at the scouting combine that it was unlikely to find support.”
• “Panthers bidding reportedly tops $2.5 billion, which would smash record for NFL team sale” (CBS) - “It’s starting to look like Panthers owner Jerry Richardson is going to walk away with a healthy profit when he sells his team later this year.”
• “Ndamukong Suh cancels Raiders visit, returns home” (NFL.com) - “The free-agent defensive tackle cancelled his scheduled visit Wednesday with the Oakland Raiders and returned home to Portland to mull his options...”