Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (12/27/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jarvis Landry plans to fight through injury” (Browns.com) - “Jarvis Landry has never missed a game in his six seasons in the NFL. The wide receiver has battled a hip injury for the entirety of his second season with the Browns...”
• “Steve Wilks: Freddie Kitchens ‘without a doubt definitely is the guy for this job’” (cleveland.com) - “Wilks knows what it feels like to be one-and-done, and he’d hate for the same thing to happen to Freddie Kitchens.”
• “Freddie Kitchens will retain play-calling duties in Week 17” (PFT) - “The Browns are 6-9, seven games behind the Ravens in the AFC North. They rank 18th in total offense, including 23rd in passing offense, and 22nd in scoring.”
• “Motivated to never miss a game, Baker Mayfield set to become 1st Browns QB to start all 16 since Tim Couch in 2001” (BrownsZone) - “Baker Mayfield is poised to become the first Browns quarterback since Tim Couch in 2001 to start all 16 games.”
• “Odell Beckham Jr. impresses Cleveland Browns coaches with work ethic” (WKYC) - “Admittedly, the 2019 regular season has not gone to plan for Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.”

NFL:

• “Falcons CB Jordan Miller suspended four games” (NFL.com) - “Rookie cornerback Jordan Miller of the Falcons has been suspended for the next regular-season games for violating the NFL policy on performance-enhancing substances...”
• “Giants LB Markus Golden earns $1 million bonus after stat change” (ESPN) - “A stat correction from Sunday’s New York Giants victory over the Washington Redskins allowed Markus Golden to earn a $1 million bonus.”
• “Tom Brady sounds like he definitely plans on playing in the NFL next season when he’ll be 43” (CBS) - “At some point in time, Tom Brady will eventually retire, but it doesn’t sound like that will be happening in 2020.”