Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/9/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns put Donald Stephenson on reserve/retired list” (NFL.com) - “Stephenson, 29, originally joined the Browns on a one-year contract worth $2.5 million during free agency, and was expected to compete for playing time as a swing tackle.”
• “Will Browns GM John Dorsey’s aggressive approach lead him to make move in supplemental draft?” (ABJ) - “For the countless Browns fans who refer to the NFL Draft as their favorite team’s Super Bowl, chew on this thought as if it were a Dawg bone.”
• “Jarvis Landry: Josh Gordon can be ‘unstoppable’” (PFT) - “So maybe, just maybe, the 1-31 debacle of the past two years won’t simply fade but quickly disappear. Much of that depends on whether Gordon can continue to remain eligible and available to play.”
• “Cleveland Browns are better, will Hue Jackson improve?” (Pluto) - “The hiring of Todd Haley as offensive coordinator is a major step forward. Haley had the same job in Pittsburgh for the previous six seasons. He was the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.”

NFL:

• “Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim apologizes after DUI arrest” (AP) - “Keim is apologizing for what he calls ‘incredibly poor judgment and inexcusable actions’ that resulted in a Fourth of July DUI arrest in a Phoenix suburb.”
• “NFL PED policy encourages players to snitch on one another; Lane Johnson is not a fan” (CBS) - “Johnson, who has been twice suspended for PED usage, made a point to let the world know that disseminating information publicly would not be appreciated.”
• “My Cause, My Cleats program leads Bucs captain to adopt twins” (ESPN) - “Joshua Robinson is readying himself for duty. He pushes in the hard, pullout hospital sofa that has become his makeshift bed and wipes the sleep from his eyes.”
• “Andrew Luck rewarded man who found his wallet and returned it to Colts facility” (FTW) - “Would you return Andrew Luck’s wallet if you happened to find it while out on a bike ride? This man did, and he was rewarded.”