Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/22/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns Offense Set Up To Carry The Load, Starting This Week” (247Sports) - “With the Browns down several key defensive players, the Browns offense needs to lead the Browns in the coming weeks, starting this Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.”
• “What David Njoku’s return means for the Browns’ offense and his Cleveland future” (Browns.com) - “He is expected to be active on Sunday against Miami, though coach Freddie Kitchens and his staff have been coy about Njoku’s return.”
• “With Garrett out, all eyes are on Chad Thomas: Browns Film Room” (WFNY) - “One of Thomas’ strengths is his hands. He shows the ability to utilize his hands well, especially in pass-rushing situations.”
• “Browns are counting on a number of ‘next men up’ while filling voids that go beyond Myles Garrett” (Browns.com) - “For the Browns’ defense, ‘next man up’ goes beyond filling the void left by Myles Garrett. That’s the way it’s been all season.”

NFL:

• “NFL playoff watch: Browns, Eagles have easiest strength of schedule over final six weeks, 49ers have hardest” (CBS) - “After being hyped up for nearly the entire offseason, the Cleveland Browns basically fell flat on their face to start the year.”
• “Roundup: Trubisky practicing step in ‘right direction’” (NFL.com) - “Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy said Trubisky remains day-to-day with a hip injury but had a good day of practice Wednesday.”
• “Rams’ Brandin Cooks: No concern over potential for another concussion” (ESPN) - “Cooks, 26, traveled to Pittsburgh twice to meet with Dr. Michael Collins, the director of the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program.”
• “New report disputes the Patriots have interest in Antonio Brown” (PFT) - “A report earlier Thursday said the Patriots have ‘kicked the tires’ on Antonio Brown. A new report from NBC Sports Boston disputes that’s the case.”