Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/13/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Source: Browns’ Callaway benched for late arrival” (ESPN) - “Antonio Callaway was benched before Sunday’s 19-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills for showing up late to FirstEnergy Stadium, a source confirmed to ESPN.”
• “Baker Mayfield, Browns offense weathering storm of top-ranked defenses with another set to arrive Thursday” (Browns.com) - “It started with the Patriots, who lead the league in total defense, turnovers forced, non-offensive touchdowns and more.”
• “2 Of A Kind: Chubb, Hunt Give Browns Powerful Backfield” (AP) - “Freddie Kitchens has struggled to make two star wide receivers happy. The Browns coach now has a pair of elite running backs to please as well.”
• “Baker Mayfield lectures fans to be quiet when offense has the ball” (BrownsZone) - “Baker Mayfield played his 11th game at FirstEnergy Stadium on Sunday. He lectured Browns fans Wednesday about when to cheer.”

NFL:

• “NFL reportedly arranges private workout for Colin Kaepernick to practice and interview with teams” (CBS) - “Colin Kaepernick hasn’t played a down in the NFL since Jan. 1, 2017, but that could change in the near future.”
• “Barkley scoffs at idea of Giants shutting him down” (NFL.com) - “Saquon Barkley is battling through a couple of injuries, but as his coach said Monday, he’s not going anywhere but back out onto the field.”
• “Why Lamar Jackson Is So Liked, Dalvin Cook at the Heart of the Vikings, More” (MMQB) - “Jackson routinely credits teammates, like a lot of quarterbacks do. But this seemed like more than that—he was going out of his way to take up for Boyle.”
• “Falcons will be home team for an international game in 2020” (PFT) - “The Falcons will only be playing seven games in Atlanta during the 2020 regular season. It’s unclear where their eighth home game will be played, but we know it won’t be in the United States.”