Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/7/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Versatile LB Mychal Kendricks will play inside and outside” (Browns247) - “The California product, like Jackson, is not being handed a starting role. He is ready to compete for whatever playing time he receives.”
• “A healthy Emmanuel Ogbah hopes to build on promising season” (Browns.com) - “The defensive end seemed to be on the cusp of a breakout campaign when he suffered a broken foot against the Jaguars in early November.”
• “HBO casting Clevelanders for Cleveland Browns ‘Hard Knocks’” (WKYC) - “Are you a diehard Cleveland Browns fan? Do you want to show the world your dedication to the Dawg Pound and your city? HBO’s Hard Knocks is looking for you.”
• “Browns coaching staff is making players earn the stripes” (CBS) - “They’re also a time for teams to break out motivational tactics in order to get players to work as hard as possible to secure their place on the roster or in the starting lineup.”

NFL:

• “Ravens lose two OTA sessions after rules violation” (NFL.com) - “For the second time in three years, the Baltimore Ravens are facing NFL discipline for violating offseason workout rules under the league’s collective bargaining agreement.”
• “Shazier: ‘My dream is to come back and play football again’” (AP) - “Ryan Shazier’s routine hasn’t changed much, even after a life-altering spinal injury put his football career in jeopardy.”
• “Reuben Foster pleads no contest to misdemeanor weapons possession” (ESPN) - “Foster got resolution to the last of the offseason charges against him Wednesday but could still face punishment from the NFL for his legal troubles, sources, tell ESPN.”
• “Positive reviews continue for Case Keenum” (PFT) - “After two seasons (arguably three) of subpar quarterback play and quarterback competitions that kept the winner from thriving as much as he could, the Broncos are all in with Keenum.”