Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/10/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Would Browns trade Corey Coleman?” (PFT) - “With the return of Josh Gordon and the trade for Jarvis Landry and the drafting of Antonio Callaway, the Browns suddenly have a crowded room at the receiver position.”
• “Getting to know Browns’ No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield with OU reporter Brooke Pryor” (WFNY) - “Cleveland Browns’ No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield, but does everyone really know every single thing about him, whether on or off the field?”
• “Vegas makes Browns favorites in two of first 16 games in 2018” (ESPN) - “Vegas sportsbook operator CG Technology favors the Browns for Thursday night’s game in Cleveland against the Jets, one of two games the Browns are favored.”
• “Browns’ Baker Mayfield does extra work under center” (NFL.com) - “NFL rookie minicamps are a time for newbs to dive into the playbook, get a taste of coaches and earn instruction to inform the rest of their offseason.”

NFL:

• “Agents: Mark Ingram didn’t use PED, reviewing options” (AP) - “Representatives for Mark Ingram say the Saints running back did not test positive for a performance enhancing drug and is weighing options for challenging his four-game suspension.”
• “Manning reportedly weighing offer to join ownership group bidding on Panthers” (CBS) - “When Peyton Manning retired, he did so as an Indianapolis Colt and a Denver Bronco. Now, his post-retirement career could make him a Carolina Panther.”
• “Patrick Mahomes Is Ready to Show Off His Fastball” (SI.com) - “Mahomes learned what it takes to be a pro from an early age, when he was toted to ballparks by his dad, Pat, who pitched in the majors for 11 seasons.”
• “Setting up QB battles: Who’s leading, where rookies stand” (ESPN) - “There is no clear right way to develop a young quarterback, and even sticking to the plan can be difficult for teams doing their best to nurture a franchise player.”