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Cleveland Browns:
- “The clash of the Cleveland Browns: How Hue Jackson, Jimmy Haslam and Baker Mayfield collided” (ESPN) - “Haslams, overseeing their fifth regime change in six years as owners, were embarrassed to be starting over again, according to confidants.”
- “Report: Browns being considered to open 2019 season at Cardinals on Monday Night Football” (WKYC) - “According to Zac Jackson of The Athletic, the Browns are being looked at for the first Monday Night Football game of the 2019 season.”
- “Jarvis Landry happy Browns hired in-house Kitchens” (NFL.com) - “And by staying in-house with the hire, Cleveland ensured continuity, which wide receiver Jarvis Landry believes will only help an up-and-coming Browns team.”
- “Examining the Structure of the Browns” (WFNY) - “Looking back lends us some perspective on the hiring of Freddie Kitchens. Studying our own mistakes allows us to learn, and by now, we should have knowledge pouring out of our ears.”
- “Cubs hire Director of High Performance Adam Beard from Browns” (247Sports) - “The Chicago Cubs have a new Director of High Performance - Adam Beard. The team recently announced the move. Beard previously held the same role with the Cleveland Browns.”
- “Unraveling the mysteries of the Browns’ 2018 season” (WKNR) - “So while 2018 was improvement, it was not without the usual dose of mysteries that never were fully explained.”
NFL:
- “Cam Newton undergoes surgery on throwing shoulder, no timetable listed for Panthers QB recovery” (CBS) - “Cam Newton underwent surgery on his throwing shoulder, the team announced on Thursday afternoon.”
- “Ravens announce four-year deal for John Harbaugh” (PFT) - “The team went beyond giving indications that the extension was done a little later in the day. The Ravens announced that Harbaugh has signed a new four-year deal with the team.”
- “Former head coach Steve Spagnuolo the favorite to be Chiefs’ next DC” (ESPN) - “Steve Spagnuolo has emerged as the favorite to replace Bob Sutton as the Chiefs’ defensive coordinator, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.”