Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/26/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “ReFocused: Cleveland Browns 41, Miami Dolphins 24” (PFF) - “Baker Mayfield had his way with the Dolphins’ secondary. With the help of a constantly clean pocket, Mayfield fed Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham Jr. throughout the affair.”
• “Browns Emerge From Garrett Chaos With Legit Shot At Playoffs” (AP) - “The controversy-around-every-corner Browns emerged on the other side of the helmet-swinging Myles Garrett maelstrom a more connected team.”
• “Denzel Ward playing “lights out,” but Freddie Kitchens wants more” (BrownsZone) - “The second-year cornerback responded with another solid performance Sunday in Cleveland’s 41-24 victory over the Miami Dolphins.”
• “Browns-Steelers wild rematch will be about more than acrimony” (ESPN) - “Predictably, coming off a tumultuous week, Rudolph struggled in Cincinnati and was benched by Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin after two ineffective quarters.”

NFL:

• “Bengals name Andy Dalton starter again” (CBS) - “For now, though, Dalton will be tossed the keys once again to a franchise he’s captained since 2011 and, at best, he’ll have a chance to finish on a high note.”
• “Andy Reid optimistic Tyreek Hill can play this week” (PFT) - “Reid was asked about Hill’s status for this week’s game against the Raiders in his first visit with reporters since returning from the bye.”
• “Ryan Tannehill helps power Titans into playoff picture” (NFL.com) - “The Tennessee Titans blitzed the Jacksonville Jaguars for four touchdowns in a six-play stretch, turning a 7-3 tussle into a 35-3 whitewash in the blink of an eye.”
• “Jason Garrett’s Aggressively Conservative Playcalling Could Be His Downfall” (SI.com) - “No one is asking Jason Garrett to be Kevin Kelly, the prolific high school coach who refuses to punt.”