Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/24/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “John Dorsey on Jamie Collins’ big salary, Denzel Ward’s Pro Bowl status, extension talks for Greg Robinson and more” (Plain Dealer) - “Dorsey and Kitchens are at the Senior Bowl, scouting college prospects for their first NFL draft together.”
• “Freddie Kitchens having productive week in his home state but can’t wait to hunker down with new staff in Berea” (Browns.com) - “Make no mistake, it’s been a good week for Freddie Kitchens back in his home state.”
• “The Cleveland Browns’ receiving corps hit its stride as the 2018 season wore on” (PFF) - “Only one team had more drops than the Browns’ 24 in the first nine weeks, and the team’s 12 receiving touchdowns left something to be desired.”
• “Experience highlights Freddie Kitchens’ Browns coaching staff” (ESPN) - “The pairing of Monken and Kitchens with Baker Mayfield could produce next-generation results for the Browns offense.”

NFL:

• “Jets hire Dowell Loggains as offensive coordinator” (NFL.com) - “New York announced on Wednesday the official hiring of former Dolphins offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains as the Jets OC/quarterbacks coach.”
• “Build it and the Super Bowl will come” (AP) - “Build it and the Super Bowl will come. While that’s not exactly how the sites of the NFL’s championship extravaganza are determined, it sure doesn’t hurt to have a brand new, billion-dollar facility in your city.”
• “Brady has 12 postseason game-winning drives, double any other QB” (PFT) - “In the AFC Championship Game, Tom Brady drove the Patriots down the field for the game-winning touchdown in overtime.”
• “Rams-Saints officials were reportedly harassed after NFC title game, forced to change hotels” (CBS) - “In the end, the crew made it safely to their suburban hotel and they even ended up watching the AFC title game from the hotel bar.”