Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/12/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns don’t select a player in supplemental draft” (C-T) - “The Browns showed interest in both but came away with neither. They found receiver Josh Gordon in the supplemental draft in 2012.”
• “Browns try out CFL defensive back Jordan Holland” (NFL.com) - “Ian Rapoport reported that Cleveland spent the day working out former CFL defensive back Jordan Holland, according to a source.”
• “What does Jarvis Landry bring to the Cleveland Browns’ offense?” (PFF) - “With these numbers being considered, it is clear that Landry can be a very productive receiver, but the question is, what exactly does he bring to this Browns offense?”
• “Drew Stanton embracing role as mentor with Browns” (Browns.com) - “When veteran quarterback Drew Stanton signed with the Browns this past spring, he became the oldest player on a new-look roster brimming with youngsters.”
• “Hue Jackson provides ‘safe place’ for human trafficking victims” (ESPN) - “The Hue Jackson Respite Services for Recovered Survivors of Human Trafficking will have its ribbon-cutting ceremony/grand opening July 17.”

NFL:

• “LeSean McCoy’s attorney has history of defending high-profile NFL players” (Yahoo! Sports) - “McCoy retained Samuel following social media allegations that the NFL player played a part in the assault of ex-girlfriend Delicia Cordon.”
• “NFL player Pacman Jones attacked by employee at airport” (AP) - “Police say former Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones was attacked during a run-in with a facility-service employee at the airport in Atlanta.”
• “Marcel Dareus is sued for sexual assault” (PFT) - “Jaguars defensive tackle Marcel Dareus has been sued for sexual assault, and for exposing the unnamed plaintiff to a sexually-transmitted disease.”