Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/30/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Freddie Kitchens wants Baker Mayfield to ‘decompress’ before setting sights on 2019” (Browns.com) - “He let the entire social media world know with a single tweet from an account that boasts more than 507,000 followers.”
• “Report: Deuce Schwartz joining Browns as defensive quality control coach” (PFT) - “Deuce Schwartz is leaving the New Orleans Saints to take a job as defensive quality control coach of the Cleveland Browns, according to Josh Katzenstein...”
• “Browns shut out again from Super Bowl, but Northeast Ohio connections are there” (WKNR) - “Until that changes, the closest Cleveland comes to the Super Bowl is through the connections of Northeast Ohio involved in the game.”
• “Browns once reportedly turned down ‘high second-round pick’ from Texans for Brian Hoyer” (CBS) - “The Browns appear to be turning a corner, heading out of Dysfunction Land and into the light of NFL success, led by GM John Dorsey and quarterback Baker Mayfield.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: Colts sign Mark Glowinski to $18M deal” (NFL.com) - “Ensuring they will have all five 2018 offensive line starters under contract for 2019, the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday signed guard Mark Glowinski to a contract extension, the team announced.”
• “Patriots reportedly paying for Josh Gordon’s treatment” (CBS) - “Josh Gordon may not be with the New England Patriots for Super Bowl LIII, but that doesn’t mean the troubled wide receiver isn’t being treated like part of the team.”
• “Patriots’ Devin McCourty to Consider Retirement If New England Wins Super Bowl” (SI.com) - “McCourty is unsure what his future holds after his team takes on the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII, but he has not ruled out retiring if New England wins.”
• “Kevin O’Connell promoted by Redskins to offensive coordinator” (ESPN) - “The Redskins also announced defensive line coach Jim Tomsula, whose contract had expired after this season, would return.”