Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/1/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns have NFL-leading $56.5 million in carryover cap space” (AP) - “The Cleveland Browns will carry over a league-leading $56.5 million in salary cap space from this season, the NFL Players Association announced.”
• “Jarvis Landry on helping Baker Mayfield recruit free agents” (Plain Dealer) - “Jarvis Landry made good use of his time at the Pro Bowl last week and is doing the same here at the Super Bowl, recruiting free agents like Baker Mayfield’s been doing...”
• “Browns to raise prices ‘for segment’ of season ticket holders” (WKYC) - “The Browns will send out renewal information to ticket holders on Monday, and will detail the new pricing information for the 2019 season.”
• “Josh Gordon’s time with the Patriots may earn him a ring, but his problems persist” (WKNR) - “For six years, the Josh Gordon saga played out in Cleveland like a recurrent shooting star. A brilliant streak across the sky. Then nothing.”

NFL:

• “Cowboys unlikely to extend coach Jason Garrett’s contract” (ESPN) - “Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones is not expected to extend the contract of coach Jason Garrett, short or long term, sources said Thursday.”
• “Ravens GM DeCosta denies rift with John Harbaugh” (NFL.com) - “The new GM made one thing very clear in his introductory press conference: Despite reports to the contrary, he has no issue with head coach John Harbaugh.”
• “NFL: Roger Goodell didn’t talk to Saints players, didn’t say he did” (PFT) - “Goodell was fibbing when he suggested he talked to them about the blown no-call in the NFC Championship Game.”
• “Missing Georgia man allegedly stole nearly $1M in Super Bowl ticket scam” (CBS) - “If you bought your Super Bowl tickets in Gwinnett County this year, it’s probably worth double-checking whether they’re real.”