Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/1/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “John Dorsey won’t discuss Antonio Brown but wants Steelers GM to have his phone number” (CBS) - “One of the most exciting potential options, though, is the division rival Cleveland Browns. Baker Mayfield looks like the real deal.”
• “Change is coming in the front seven and it could start with LB Jamie Collins” (C-T) - “As general manager John Dorsey prepares for free agency in two weeks and the draft in late April, he’s paying particular attention to the defensive linemen and linebackers.”
• “John Dorsey to meet with Breshad Perriman’s agent at combine, but he won’t come cheap” (Plain Dealer) - “Breshad Perriman off the scrap heap in October and turned a first-round bust into a sought-after free agent.”
• “Freddie Kitchens’ offseason order to Baker Mayfield: Take a breath” (ESPN) - “Kitchens told Mayfield to get away from the game for a couple of months, to give his mind and body a break.”
• “Offensive tackle prospects unafraid of immediate competition possible with Browns” (Browns.com) - “Whenever Dalton Risner’s football career ends, he has an incredibly bright future in politics. Or sales. Or both.”

NFL:

• “Jason Witten Ending Retirement, Returning to Cowboys for 16th Season” (SI.com) - “Jason Witten has decided to end his retirement and return to the NFL, the Cowboys announced on Thursday.”
• “Rams ‘definitely’ interested in keeping Suh, Fowler” (NFL.com) - “Les Snead told reporters Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine that he doesn’t plan on using a franchise tag on a player ahead of free agency.”
• “AAF offers Manziel chance to work out for teams” (PFT) - “The San Antonio Commanders own Manziel’s rights under the league’s college allocation system, but all eight AAF teams could attend any potential workout...”