Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/30/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Damarious Randall on the hook for millions if Cavs win Finals” (ESPN) - “Randall has promised everyone on Twitter who retweeted the following that he will buy a jersey for them -- if Cleveland beats the Golden State Warriors in the Finals.”
• “Mychal Kendricks would fit with how John Dorsey has built Browns roster” (Plain Dealer) - “Dorsey’s first foray into free agency with his new team has, for the most part, focused on productive, young veterans.”
• “Once bitter rivals, Jabrill Peppers, Denzel Ward teaming up in Cleveland Browns’ secondary” (WKYC) - “As a rule, football players from the University of Michigan do not play well with those who wore the scarlet and gray of The Ohio State University...”
• “Why Hard Knocks wanted to spotlight the Browns: ‘People love rooting for underdogs’” (Browns.com) - “For years, Hard Knocks had trained a lens on the Browns, hoping to tell the story of a proud franchise trying to lift itself up and out of hard times.”

NFL:

• “Brandon Marshall signs deal with Seattle Seahawks” (NFL.com) - “Marshall will switch coasts to continue his NFL career. The 34-year-old wideout is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported Tuesday.”
• “How Sammy Watkins’ contract is changing the game for the WR market” (CBS) - “The most surprising deal belongs to Sammy Watkins, who got a three-year, $48 million contract with $30 million fully guaranteed from the Chiefs.”
• “Stephen Jones isn’t sure why Dez Bryant hasn’t signed” (PFT) - “Jones said, according to Hill, that multiple teams have inquired about Bryant — and that whoever signs him will get a player who has extra motivation.”
• “Report: Super Bowl brought $370M to economy of Twin Cities” (AP) - “The report put gross local spending by visitors, companies hosting events, and the media and operations teams at more than $450.”