Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/3/18)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Hue Jackson considering another shake-up to left side of offensive line” (C-T) - “The Steelers are coming! The Steelers are coming! And Browns coach Hue Jackson might not be done tinkering with the starting offensive line.”
• “Browns release DL Nassib, Meder; claim 5 players off waivers” (AP) - “Carl Nassib has been offering financial advice to his teammates. On Sunday, he got caught in the Browns’ numbers crunch.”
• “Bills releasing former Browns WR Corey Coleman” (NFL.com) - “The Buffalo Bills are releasing the former first-round pick, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per a source informed of the decision.”
• “Which Sashi Brown players were ‘real’ enough for the 2018 Cleveland Browns?” (cleveland.com) - “John Dorsey explained during an interview on WKNR 850 how Hue Jackson had been fighting a losing battle.”

NFL:

• “What We Learned on a Newsier-Than-Usual NFL Roster Cut-Down Day” (MMQB) - “The A.J. McCarron trade is more proof that Bills GM Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott think there’s something to work with in sophomore QB Nathan Peterman.”
• “Doug Pederson testy, reveals Carson Wentz not cleared for contact” (ESPN) - “Pederson shut down most questions about his quarterback situation Sunday, agitated by reports on the subject, but did reveal that Carson Wentz has not yet been cleared for contact...”
• “Robert Griffin III wins Ravens’ backup job, Lamar Jackson will be team’s third QB” (CBS) - “The Baltimore Ravens have settled their depth chart, and they’re keeping three quarterbacks on the roster this year.”
• “Jon Gruden’s Raiders are the oldest NFL roster in years” (PFT) - “Jon Gruden is bringing the Over The Hill Gang back together. Gruden has assembled the oldest 53-man roster in the NFL in years.”