Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/22/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jabrill Peppers, Antonio Callaway emerging as options on kick, punt return” (Browns.com) - “The Browns’ OTAs and minicamp featured a logjam of players from a variety of positions showing what they can do on punt and kick returns.”
• “Baker Mayfield Turns Colin Cowherd Into A Punching Bag” (Deadspin) - “Baker Mayfield, who will have some kind of documentary series air on Fox next month, has frequently been criticized by rat boy Colin Cowherd.”
• “Joe Thomas taking his time with broadcasting offers” (PFT) - “Thomas knows he’s finished with football, and likely to end up in broadcasting. But the former Browns left tackle wants to take some time to find the right fit for what should be a successful second career.”
• “‘A Football Life’: Paul Brown brings a Cleveland namesake, dynasty” (NFL.com) - “Paul Brown leads the charge in developing Cleveland’s professional football team and coaches it to multiple championships.” - VIDEO

NFL:

• “Sources: Buccaneers’ Jameis Winston faces suspension for first three games” (ESPN) - “The planned suspension stems from an alleged incident with an Uber driver in Scottsdale, Arizona, in March 2016.”
• “Johnny Manziel’s CFL coach: ‘He should be playing in the NFL, and I believe he will’” (CBS) - “June Jones says the Browns’ 2014 first-round pick should be in the NFL, where he last played in December 2015.”
• “Alliance spring league adds San Antonio as 8th franchise” (AP) - “San Antonio is the eighth and final city for The Alliance’s inaugural season, joining Orlando, Atlanta, Memphis, Salt Lake, Phoenix, San Diego and Birmingham.”
• “Man vs Zone – who ran each coverage scheme the most in 2017?” (PFF) - “The Cleveland Browns were the only team to run this coverage on more than 20 percent of passing plays but allowed a 73.2 percent completion rate on those plays.”