Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/26/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns reach two-year deal with QB Drew Stanton” (ESPN) - “Quarterback Drew Stanton has agreed to a contract with the Cleveland Browns, the team announced Sunday. Terms were not disclosed...”
• “Josh Allen continues to show growth as Browns owner Jimmy Haslam and others watch” (ABJ) - “No one doubts the super-human arm strength of Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen, but his ability to throw with anticipation, timing and touch is a different story.”
• “Browns have shown interest in LB Junior Galette” (Plain Dealer) - “Galette, 29, was brought to Washington in 2015 by current Browns draft consultant Scot McCloughan, who was Redskins’ GM at the time.”
• “QB Reset: What do the Browns do at the all-important position?” (OBR) - “Since they are totally overhauling the position with the trade of Tyrod Taylor and the departure via trade of DeShone Kizer, it only begs to ask, where do they go from here?”

NFL:

• “Jets owner says they’ve pulled their offer to Ndamukong Suh” (PFT) - “Jets CEO Christopher Johnson said today that after he and General Manager Mike Maccagnan talked it over and decided to rescind the offer they had made to Suh.”
• “Source: WR Terrelle Pryor Sr. agrees to deal with Jets” (ESPN) - “The New York Jets snared one of the top names remaining on the free-agent market, agreeing to terms Thursday night with wide receiver Terrelle Pryor Sr., a league source confirmed.”
• “Steelers hit pause on Le’Veon Bell contract talks to focus on ‘more urgent’ issues” (CBS) - “According to GM Kevin Colbert, the team is worried about other ‘more urgent business’ than the Bell deal.”
• “Mara disappointed in Beckham, but WR not now on trade block” (AP) - “Odell Beckham Jr. isn’t on the trade market. He isn’t untouchable, either. New York Giants owner John Mara on Sunday expressed his disappointment in the controversial star receiver.”