Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/20/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns sign former No. 2 overall pick Greg Robinson” (NFL.com) - “The Cleveland Browns announced they’ve signed the offensive tackle on Tuesday. The team waived offensive lineman Rod Johnson in a corresponding move.”
• “Shon Coleman determined to be starting left tackle, but the job remains up for grabs” (C-T) - “Shon Coleman slid into the vacancy created by the retirement of 10-time Pro Bowler Joe Thomas and spent the offseason working as the first-team left tackle.”
• “Don’t sleep on Emmanuel Ogbah, Browns coaches say” (Browns.com) - “Myles Garrett grabs the headlines, but don’t forget about Emmanuel Ogbah. That’s what members of the Browns’ defensive coaching staff said last week...”
• “Browns brought clarity to QB position in offseason” (ESPN) - “The Browns had two clear goals: Develop some clarity at the quarterback position and bolster the roster with more experienced players.”

NFL:

• “Mike Pettine won’t spend much time away from football” (PFT) - “As explained by Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal, Pettine will take a limited break before getting ready for his first training camp as the Packers defensive coordinator.”
• “Terrell Owens is 44 years old and was just timed at 4.43 in the 40-yard dash” (CBS) - “Owens may have last played in an NFL game during the 2010 season, but the 44-year-old appears to be faster now than he was when he was drafted back in 1996.”
• “Bugel, Thomas win PFWA’s assistant coach award” (AP) - “Joe Bugel and Emmitt Thomas are winners of the 2018 Paul ‘Dr. Z’ Zimmerman Award given by the Professional Football Writers of America for work as an NFL assistant coach.”
• “For Andrew Luck, It All Re-Starts Here” (MMQB) - “Andrew Luck is throwing again, in case you didn’t know. But here’s why it’s different from seemingly every other time he’s attempted to come back from injury.”