Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/9/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Special return: Browns star Cribbs re-joining team as intern” (AP) - “A three-time Pro Bowler during eight seasons returning kicks for the Browns, Cribbs is joining Cleveland’s coaching staff as a special teams intern.”
• “Browns could make uniform changes again in 2020” (Cleveland.com) - “Because of that, it was no surprise when ESPN Cleveland’s Tony Rizzo said on his radio show today that the team has begun the process of developing new uniforms.”
• “Remarkable, reliable Joe Thomas ranks among best to ever play for Browns” (C-T) - “It’s a question worth asking now, because the Joe Thomas Train could be pulling into the station for the final time.”
• “Tapes reveal racist remarks made about Cleveland, Browns by ex-Pilot Flying J President” (WKYC) - “Mark Hazelwood and other company executives making racial and vulgar commentary about the entire population of Cleveland, as well as the Browns, during a meeting with subordinates in October 2012.”

NFL:

• “DeMarco Murray to be released by Titans after just two seasons in Tennessee” (CBS) - “With less than a week to go until free agency, the Titans cleared some serious salary cap room on Thursday by cutting DeMarco Murray.”
• “L.A. Rams sign former Packers standout Sam Shields” (NFL.com) - “Sam Shields is giving it another go, and he’s heading west to do so. The veteran cornerback signed with the Los Angeles Rams, the team announced Thursday.”
• “Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell says he won’t sit out 2018 season” (ESPN) - “Le’Veon Bell plans to play in 2018, either under the franchise tag or a long-term contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.”
• “NFL: Question to Derrius Guice was ‘completely inappropriate’” (PFT) - “For the third time in five years, an incoming rookie has disclosed that he was asked a question about his sexuality at the Scouting Combine.”