Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/22/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Hunt returns to practice as Browns consider offensive line shakeup” (cleveland.com) - “Hunt is getting closer to his return to the football field with the Browns, as evidenced by his return to the practice field on Monday.”
• “Browns testing possible changes along offensive line” (Browns.com) - “The bye week brought the Browns much-needed rest and some time to step back and evaluate where they are as a team after six games.”
• “Beckham Jr. fined $14K for not wearing pants that cover knees” (ESPN) - “Beckham Jr. posted Monday on social media that he had been fined by the NFL for wearing pants that did not cover his knees during Cleveland’s loss to Seattle on Oct. 13.”
• “Browns Relieved Garrett Incident With Punching Fan Not Worse” (AP) - “As the Browns began their break last week, Garrett was driving in downtown Cleveland when a fan pulled alongside him and asked for a photograph.”

NFL:

• “Dan Quinn: Matt Ryan suffered ankle sprain vs. Rams” (NFL.com) - “Atlanta Falcons coach Dan Quinn told reporters Monday that quarterback Matt Ryan suffered an ankle sprain in Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams.”
• “Belichick exploited ‘loophole’ in NFL rules to run extra time off the clock” (PFT) - “With the Patriots leading 33-0 in the fourth quarter on Monday night, they took a delay of game penalty with their punt team on the field.”
• “Lamar Jackson Is Quickly Becoming the NFL’s Must-See Quarterback” (MMQB) - “Logic also doesn’t have Jackson’s penchant for playmaking, nor does it have the resolve the Ravens have seen in their quarterback.”
• “Sam Darnold admits to ‘seeing ghosts’ during dreadful performance vs. Patriots” (CBS) - “Darnold and the Jets’ success last week against the Cowboys made them a popular upset pick entering Monday night’s game.”