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

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jackson continues fight against human trafficking as his foundation helps open residence for survivors” (ABJ) - “The 4,500-square-foot renovated wing on the third floor of the Harbor Light Complex is a beacon of hope.”
• “Browns legend Joe Thomas augments Warriors-Cavaliers pledge” (Browns247) - “Now, with the Dubs having downed the Cavs in sweeping fashion in June, Thomas is finally making good on his bet in July but not in the original way he promised.”
• “Browns 2018 training camp preview: Analyzing the RBs” (Browns.com) - “Hyde, who spent his first four seasons with the 49ers, came to Cleveland shortly after Isaiah Crowell, the team’s most active ball-carrier since 2014, signed with the Jets.”
• “Mark Wahlberg Bet Money On Cleveland Browns to Win 6 Games” (TMZ Sports) - “Mark Wahlberg says he believes in Baker Mayfield -- so he placed a REAL bet on the Cleveland Browns to win 6 games in 2018.”

NFL:

• “Cardinals suspend GM Steve Keim five weeks for DUI” (NFL.com) - “After pleading guilty to extreme DUI earlier Tuesday, Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim found out his punishment from his employer.”
• “Rams sign Brandin Cooks to 5-year extension” (ESPN) - “The Los Angeles Rams have signed Brandin Cooks to a five-year contract extension, the team announced Tuesday. The deal is worth $80 million, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.”
• “Randy Gregory reinstated by league” (PFT) - “The Cowboys defensive end has been reinstated by the league, after missing last year following a substance-abuse policy violation.”
• “Larry Fitzgerald: ‘If I’m not playing in Arizona, I won’t be playing anywhere’” (CBS) - “Fitzgerald, who is entering his 15th season with the Cardinals, told the St. Paul Pioneer Press on Monday that it’s either Arizona or retirement for him.”