Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/28/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns starting left tackle Greg Robinson in concussion protocol” (ESPN) - “Greg Robinson is in the concussion protocol and sat out the team’s practice Wednesday heading into a rematch with the Pittsburgh Steelers.”
• “Odell Beckham still limited with groin injury” (PFT) - “As the Browns prepare for Sunday’s rematch with the Steelers, one of the team’s most important players continues to be hampered in practice.”
• “Odell Beckham Jr. wasn’t ‘super excited’ about his TD” (cleveland.com) - “At his current clip, he’ll finish the season with three touchdowns, a far cry from the double-digits he had in New York in his three healthiest seasons there.”
• “Browns committed to making it a rivalry again with Steelers” (BrownsZone) - “Kareem Hunt was raised in Northeast Ohio, first in Elyria then in Willoughby, and has a clear recollection of the Browns-Steelers rivalry.”
• “Browns expecting ‘playoff atmosphere’ in Pittsburgh” (Browns.com) - “The questions needed to be detailed and specific Wednesday to get the Browns to talk about Sunday’s game at Pittsburgh in any different fashion than they would any other game.”
• “Browns Hoping To Balance Lopsided Rivalry With Steelers” (AP) - “On Sunday, 17 days after their memorable scuffle, a surreal sequence that threatened to leave a mark on both franchises, the Browns and Steelers will go at it again.”
• “Browns Joe Schobert Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week” (247Sports) - “During a 41-24 victory against Miami, Schobert recorded five tackles, two interceptions and four passes defensed.”
• “AFC Wild Card Tiebreakers: Where do the Cleveland Browns stand?” (WKYC) - “With five weeks left in the 2019 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns find themselves in the thick of the AFC Wilf Card race. The only problem for them is, they aren’t alone.”