Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/13/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Hue Jackson defends days-off policy, says ‘no animosity’ between him and coordinator Todd Haley” (C-T) - “Coach Hue Jackson says he hasn’t gone soft. He’s just protecting against soft-tissue injuries, such as hamstring, calf and groin tears.”
• “Browns ‘sticking’ with plan to start Taylor over Mayfield” (AP) - “Despite rookie Baker Mayfield’s stellar performance in his NFL preseason debut, the Cleveland Browns are not moving the No. 1 overall pick into the starting lineup ahead of Tyrod Taylor.”
• “Antonio Callaway played most of game as ‘consequence’ of actions” (ESPN) - “Jackson decided to punish Antonio Callaway for his traffic stop last Sunday by making him play for most of Thursday’s preseason opener against the New York Giants.”
• “Why Antonio Callaway’s talents are both impressive and frustrating for Cleveland Browns” (WKYC) - “Additionally, Callaway had a diluted drug test sample at the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine, which, under league rules, counts as a failed test.”

NFL:

• “NFL must rewrite the new helmet rule, now” (PFT) - “In Saturday night’s game between the Chargers and Cardinals, a pair of fouls were called on Arizona players. One, a penalty called on safety A.J. Howard, wiped out a fumble that the Cardinals had recovered.”
• “Brawls break out between Redskins and Jets during joint practice” (USA TODAY) - “A couple fights broke out between the Redskins and Jets during the second half of Sunday’s joint practice session.”
• “Jaguars suspend Jalen Ramsey, Dante Fowler for week” (NFL.com) - “Under the suspension, neither player will be available to practice this week or to play in the Jags’ next game against the Vikings on Saturday.”
• “Eagles sign former second-round pick Christian Hackenberg, who’s yet to play in NFL game” (CBS) - “Hackenberg, the 51st overall pick in 2016, never found a way to make a regular-season appearance with the Jets in his two seasons with the team.”