Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/31/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Baker Mayfield on new Browns coach Freddie Kitchens: ‘I believe in him’” (ESPN) - “Baker Mayfield got his guy. Mayfield said Wednesday on SiriusXM that Freddie Kitchens was “my choice” to be the Cleveland Browns coach.”
• “Why Larry Ogunjobi is important to the Cleveland Browns’ defense, and how he can be even better” (cleveland.com) - “Each year he led the defense in tackles as well as tackles for loss, and left in indelible imprint on the program.”
• “Does the O-line need an upgrade? Trade up or down in the draft?” (C-T) - “As for Corbett, the No. 33 pick in 2018, Dorsey hasn’t given up on him despite a lost rookie season. He could compete with Tretter for the center spot...”
• “A look back at the 2018 quarterback class” (PFF) - “What made Mayfield’s season special was his rare ability to throw down the field. He had 39 big-time throws, the third-most in the entire NFL, and that’s a big reason why...”
• “Saints’ Cameron Jordan tells the most Browns story ever involving a draft day mixup with Jordan Cameron” (CBS) - “Just ask the Cleveland Browns, the formerly dysfunctional franchise that finally emerged as a competitive team this past season.”

NFL:

• “Roger Goodell: We’ll look at replay again, but it doesn’t cover judgment calls” (PFT) - “Goodell sounded skeptical at his press conference today about the possibility of expanding instant replay to allow it for penalties like pass interference.”
• “Kraft appears open to extending Tom Brady’s contract” (NFL.com) - “If New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has his way, quarterback Tom Brady isn’t going anywhere when his contract expires in 2019.”
• “Few minority NFL coaches in top offensive jobs” (AP) - “After all the points were piled up in the second-highest scoring season in NFL history, the popular prototype for a head coach became predictably clear.”