Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/22/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Tyrod Taylor likes the early vibe he’s feeling with No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield” (WKNR) - “And so it begins: OTA practices start on Tuesday and with them come the unofficial competition between Tyrod Taylor and No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield.”
• “Myles Garrett still planning on taking down Ben Roethlisberger” (OBR) - “Garrett immediately endeared himself to Browns fans by putting Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and serial Browns terrorizer Ben Roethlisberger in his crosshairs.”
• “Browns healthy entering OTAs, will ease injured players back into action” (Browns.com) - “Jackson expects the majority of the team’s 90-man roster to participate in this week’s practices as the team begins its final phase of offseason workouts.”
• “The purge of the Ray Farmer era is almost complete” (DPD) - “Currently, the Browns seemed to have found organizational direction under John Dorsey. They want the guys who have laughed in the faces of their doubters, no matter what adversity they faced.”

NFL:

• “NFL: Patricia’s past not subject to personal conduct policy” (AP) - “The NFL has determined sexual assault allegations against Detroit Lions coach Matt Patricia from 1996 are not subject to its personal conduct policy.”
• “Bills release Richie Incognito from reserve/retired list” (NFL.com) - “Richie Incognito could get another shot with a new team. The Buffalo Bills released Incognito from the reserve/retired list, the team announced Monday.”
• “Report: Le’Veon Bell won’t show up for Steelers’ OTAs” (PFT) - “It would have created a bigger headline had Le’Veon Bell decided to show up for the Steelers’ organized team activities, but as expected, the Steelers running back won’t attend...”
• “Peter King Says Farewell to SI’s Monday Morning QB” (MMQB) - “This is my last Monday Morning Quarterback column for the Sports Illustrated franchise, and for the site I founded in 2013, The MMQB.”