Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/28/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Training camp to start July 26; no Orange & Brown Scrimmage this year” (C-T) - “The Browns released their training camp schedule Tuesday, which features 15 practices open to the public at no charge beginning Thursday, July 26.”
• “Browns Film Room: WR Antonio Callaway’s weaknesses” (WFNY) - “Even though the selection filled a need for the Browns, it came with some major red flags and risk. Callaway is one of the most talented receivers in the 2018 class.”
• “2014 NFL Draft: Booms, busts and the players still finding their way” (cleveland.com) - “The Robinson signing got me thinking about that 2014 draft, which has developed into one of the more intriguing classes in recent memory for so many reasons.”
• “Why the Browns can go from worst to first in 2018” (NFL.com) - “Cynthia Frelund and Marcas Grant explain why the Browns can go from last place in the AFC North in 2017 to first place in 2018.” - VIDEO

NFL:

• “Brother of Giants’ Janoris Jenkins charged in man’s death” (AP) - “William H. Jenkins, of Fair Lawn, was charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of Roosevelt Rene, whose body was discovered Tuesday.”
• “Madden 19 Ratings: Patriots land two players in EA Sports’ first ‘Madden 99’ club” (CBS) - “These ratings used to be locked for the year and now move a bit as the season goes along depending on how players play.”
• “Danielle Hunter agrees to contract extension with Vikings” (ESPN) - “It’s a five-year deal with a $14.4 million average salary, $40 million in guarantees and a $15 million signing bonus, ESPN’s Dan Graziano reports.”
• “Christian Kirk expects Sam Bradford to start the opener” (PFT) - “The Cardinals have said it without coming right out and saying it: They expect Sam Bradford to begin the season as the starter. It’s why they signed him in free agency.”