Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/13/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Emmanuel Ogbah isn’t ruled out against the Saints just yet” (Plain Dealer) - “Ogbah, who was seen on Monday wearing a walking boot, missed practice on Wednesday, but Jackson sounded a little more optimistic.”
• “Drew Brees heaps praise on Browns rookie Baker Mayfield” (ESPN) - “The statement came from a quarterback headed to the Hall of Fame, and was made about a guy who began the season as the backup to Tyrod Taylor.”
• “Browns WR Josh Gordon pushes forward after puzzling opener” (AP) - “Even days later, Josh Gordon’s emotions remain jumbled following his first season-opening game since he was a rookie in 2012.”
• “With all of the roster overhaul, coaching problems still persist” (WFNY) - “These coaching fails are not just on the shoulders of Browns Head Coach Hue Jackson. The fails can also be assigned to the assistant coaches...”

NFL:

• “Ravens place Kenneth Dixon (knee) on injured reserve” (NFL.com) - “Baltimore’s leading rusher from its season-opening demolition of the Bills won’t return to the field for some time. The Ravens placed running back Kenneth Dixon on injured reserve with a knee injury.”
• “Aaron Rodgers injury update: QB finally answers questions about his injured knee” (CBS) - “Due to the injury, the Packers have decided to play it safe this week with Rodgers, who was held out of practice on Wednesday so that he could rehab.”
• “Steelers Remove Running Back Le’Veon Bell From Week 2 Depth Chart” (SI.com) - “The Steelers removed running back Le’Veon Bell from their Week 2 depth chart. Instead, the bottom of the list notes that Bell has not signed his franchise tender.”
• “Alabama had an NFL-high 44 players on Week One rosters” (PFT) - “Alabama has been the top program in college football in recent years, so it’s unsurprising that the Crimson Tide have put more players into the NFL than any other college team.”