Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/16/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns finalize strength and conditioning staff” (OBR) - “The Browns announced on Friday that they have re-organized their strength and conditioning staff just prior to the off-season program starting.”
• “Tim Couch returns to Cleveland, reconnects with Browns after 15 years” (Browns.com) - “Tim Couch returned to Cleveland for the first time in 15 years this past week, but the Browns have never been far from his mind.”
• “Browns draft 1-2? They can make it work if interested” (ESPN) - “There has been a small amount of speculation that the Cleveland Browns might trade down from the fourth overall pick in the NFL draft.”
• “Jarvis Landry accomplished both his dreams in signing contract extension” (PFT) - “I’ve always dreamed of two things: taking care of my family and playing football. I’ve become a product of hard-work, sacrifice, persistence, and mental toughness.”

NFL:

• “49ers, Ravens lead list of 14 landing spots for Dez Bryant after Cowboys cut him” (CBS) - “Now, while the Cowboys move forward with a no-name receiving crew, Bryant is a free agent for the first time in his NFL career.”
• “NFL suspends QB Sanchez 4 games for PED violation” (AP) - “The league announced the punishment Friday. He is eligible to participate in offseason and preseason practices and games.”
• “Amendola Says He Didn’t Like ‘A Lot of Things’ About Playing for Bill Belichick” (SI.com) - “Amendola has moved on to the Miami Dolphins, and he’s opening up about his feelings toward former coach Bill Belichick.”
• “Free agency roundup: Davon House back with Packers” (NFL.com) - “The Packers likely will be hunting for a cornerback in this month’s draft, but they’re making sure Davon House will continue to have a home in Green Bay for 2018.”