Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/7/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “With Super Bowl in rearview mirror, it’s officially draft season for Browns, rest of NFL” (Browns.com) - “Now, it’s serious. The last football was played Sunday, so we’ve officially entered draft season.”
• “Could Austin Corbett cause a Kevin Zeitler departure?” (DPD) - “The Cleveland Browns had one of the best interior offensive lines in the NFL last season. The combination of Kevin Zeitler, J.C. Tretter, and Joel Bitonio helped...”
• “This week in Baker Mayfield” (cleveland.com) - “Ultimately, Barkley beat him out for the award, and now Mayfield will have to pay up. Mayfield got a shoutout from Cleveland-native Steve Harvey, and then presented the award for best touchdown celebration.”
• “Is Freddie Kitchens built to last as the Cleveland Browns head coach?” (Bud Shaw) - “Cleveland sports fans wonder about Freddie Kitchens regular-guy demeanor, Bill Belichick’s legacy and the Cavs trade of Rodney Hood.”

NFL:

• “Patriots to Hire Ex-Ohio State Defensive Coordinator Greg Schiano” (SI.com) - “Greg Schiano will be the New England Patriots’ new defensive coordinator, reports Jim McBride of the Boston Globe.”
• “Will Rob Gronkowski retire? Why the Patriots star’s decision isn’t easy” (ESPN) - “For the Gronkowski clan and their various hangers-on, some of whom have accrued D-list notoriety among Patriots fans, the week felt like the end of an era -- a sort of senior spring.”
• “NFL will investigate Antonio Brown domestic incident” (PFT) - “Antonio Brown wasn’t arrested after a recent domestic dispute, but he could indeed face discipline from the league.”
• “Falcons part ways with veteran kicker Matt Bryant” (NFL.com) - “On Tuesday, kicker Matt Bryant declared on Twitter he intended to continue his playing career for an 18th season. However, it will not be in Atlanta.”