Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/29/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Joe Schobert the on-field brains behind the Browns defense” (Browns.com) - “In the span of about year, Joe Schobert went from playing mostly special teams to being the Browns’ lone representative in the Pro Bowl last season.”
• “Browns infuse new options as returners” (Browns247) - “The Cleveland Browns tried running back Matthew Dayes and safety Jabrill Peppers as punt and kick returners last season.”
• “Browns confident Jabrill Peppers will be difference maker” (WKYC) - “Browns defensive back Jabrill Peppers said he would not grade himself very favorably for his performances as a rookie, but there was no curve in his grading system.”
• “Baker Mayfield accepts Manning Award as top QB in college football” (Browns Wire) - “He was named the award winner right after the college season, but the official banquet took place this Tuesday.”

NFL:

• “What you need to know on Jameis Winston’s suspension” (ESPN) - “Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston has been suspended three games to start the 2018 season for an incident that took place over two years ago.”
• “NFL fines ex-Panthers owner $2.75M after misconduct review” (AP) - “The NFL has fined former Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson $2.75 million following its investigation into sexual and racial misconduct in the workplace.”
• “Marcell Dareus donates $125,000 to build three classrooms in Haiti” (PFT) - “NFL players do so many good works in the world, and it often goes unnoticed because they don’t seek publicity for their causes or off-field accomplishments.”
• “Percy Harvin Takes His Battle With Anxiety Public as He Gets Closer to Internal Peace” (MMQB) - “Percy Harvin is a failure. He’s an entitled, high-strung hothead whose coaches struggled to harness his game-breaking skills as a wide receiver and return man.”