Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/14/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jarvis Landry’s motto: No days off” (WKNR) - “Culture changer: There’s a responsibility that comes with the $75 million contract receiver Jarvis Landry signed after he was traded to the Browns. Landry believes his task is to help change the Browns’ losing culture.”
• “Joel Bitonio draws favorable reviews in 1st official action at left tackle” (Browns.com) - “Thursday night’s preseason opener was nothing new for Joel Bitonio, but it was the veteran offensive lineman’s first start at left tackle since moving there earlier this month.”
• “PFF NFL Video Breakdown – Baker Mayfield’s debut” (PFF) - “Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield starred in his professional debut, compiling an impressive stat-line in the Browns 20-10 win over the New York Giants.”
• “Nassib says his ‘grandmother was upset’ about his starring role on ‘Hard Knocks’” (ABJ) - “Nassib stands in the defensive line meeting room, uses a marker to do math on a whiteboard and explains his method for becoming rich.”
• “Browns player reveals we’ve been pronouncing Tyrod Taylor’s name wrong this entire time” (CBS) - “According to Browns left tackle Joel Bitonio, Tyrod Taylor’s first name is actually pronounced Tuh-rod, not Ty-rod.”

NFL:

• “Alshon Jeffery may miss first six games of the regular season” (PFT) - “Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery has been on the physically unable to perform list since the start of training camp, and he may not be off it any time soon.”
• “Niners signing RB Alfred Morris, pending physical” (NFL.com) - “The San Francisco 49ers made a move to bolster depth at running back, and it comes with a player familiar with coach Kyle Shanahan.”
• “Protecting Luck becomes premium under Colts new regime” (AP) - “The Indianapolis Colts invested heavily in Andrew Luck’s protection plan during the offseason. Now it’s time to see the payoff.”