Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/22/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Joe Thomas and Shaun O’Hara believe Greg Robinson can be the Browns’ left tackle of the future” (cleveland.com) - “Dorsey has started extension talks with Robinson’s agent, and hopes to have him signed to a multi-year deal...”
• “Antonio Callaway’s marijuana possession charge dismissed” (C-T) - “The misdemeanor marijuana possession charge against Browns receiver Antonio Callaway was dismissed last month, according to Berea Municipal Court documents.”
• “Report: Browns leading candidate to land DE Frank Clark” (WKYC) - “According to Pro Football Focus, the Browns are the leading candidate to land soon-to-be free agent defensive end Frank Clark, who has ties to the Northeast Ohio area...”
• “Jarvis Landry loves the Freddie Kitchens hire” (247Sports) - “Kitchens had built a great relationship with the team during his time as the offensive coordinator. While at the Super Bowl, wide receiver Jarvis Landry expressed his joy over the team’s decision.”

NFL:

• “Ravens, CB Tavon Young agree to 3-year extension” (ESPN) - “The Baltimore Ravens and cornerback Tavon Young have agreed to a three-year, $25.8 million extension, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Thursday.”
• “Bengals name Lou Anarumo defensive coordinator” (CBS) - “The 52-year-old assistant, who spent 2018 as the New York Giants’ defensive backs coach, worked alongside Taylor with the Miami Dolphins from 2012-15.”
• “Saints release vet safety Kurt Coleman after one year” (NFL.com) - “Less than a year after signing a three-year deal worth $16.5 million, Coleman was released by the Saints, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported...”
• “Devin McCourty says he’ll return in 2019” (PFT) - “Patriots safety Devin McCourty suggested in the days preceding the Super Bowl that he’d possibly retire. He now says that he’ll be back for 2019.”