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Cleveland Browns:
- “Kitchens was grateful to be last Browns candidate” (PFT) - “The Browns had a two-month head start, which gave them time to talk to plenty of potential head coaches. Freddie Kitchens was the last one to get a chance, and that was just the way he wanted it.”
- “Baker Mayfield defends Kyler Murray from Manziel comparison” (247Sports) - “A Cleveland Browns analyst from ESPN made the comparison last week between Kyler Murray and Johnny Manziel in reaction to the former’s decision to enter the NFL Draft.”
- “5 draft prospects Browns fans need to know at the 2019 Senior Bowl” (Browns.com) - “The Browns found their franchise quarterback at last year’s Senior Bowl. Though they’re 16 spots down the draft board from where they were last year...”
- “NFL officiating issues? The Browns know something about that: 5 times they fell victim to bad calls in 2018” (cleveland.com) - “The league apologized after Myles Garrett was flagged for roughing the passer against Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.”
NFL:
- “NFL to again discuss reviewing PI calls after Sunday’s no-call in NFC title game” (ESPN) - “The NFL will discuss this offseason whether to make pass-interference penalties reviewable, a source confirmed in the wake of the infamous no-call...”
- “Wild NFL rule allows Roger Goodell to reverse Rams-Saints outcome, but would he actually use it?” (CBS) - “After all the insanity of Championship Sunday wrapped, it was almost hard to comprehend all the crazy things that happened throughout the day.”
- “Mitchell Trubisky, Deshaun Watson added to Pro Bowl” (NFL.com) - “After a trying rookie season, Trubisky’s turnaround has culminated in a trip to Orlando. Goff, of course, is unavailable for Sunday’s Pro Bowl because the Rams advanced to the Super Bowl.”
- “Andy Reid isn’t complaining about unfair overtime procedures” (PFT) - “Nine years ago, the NFL fixed an inherent unfairness regarding postseason overtime with a half measure that unnecessarily was applied to the regular season as well.”