Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/25/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns sign guard Bryan Witzmann in another depth move” (C-T) - “The Browns added more depth to the offensive line. With another player who has a history with general manager John Dorsey.”
• “Giants co-owner was ‘reluctant’ to trade OBJ” (ESPN) - “John Mara and Steve Tisch consider the trade of Odell Beckham Jr. to the Cleveland Browns among the toughest moves they have ever made.”
• “Baker Mayfield shares message of hope with Brunswick cancer survivor” (WKYC) - “During his first season with the Browns, quarterback Baker Mayfield gave a starved fan base hope. Now, he’s offering a different kind of hope to one of his biggest supporters.”
• “Odell Beckham tweets he ‘woke up feeling dangerous’” (PFT) - “Beckham, it seems, has come to terms with leaving New York, even as the Giants admit how hard it’s going to be watching the receiver in a Browns uniform.”

NFL:

• “Rob Gronkowski Announces Retirement on Instagram” (SI.com) - “Gronkowski announced his retirement via Instagram on Sunday. Gronkowski won three Super Bowls and was a four-time All-Pro in nine seasons with New England.”
• “Jeremy Maclin announces retirement at baby shower” (Yahoo! Sports) - “With his family and friends already gathered, former NFL first-round pick Jeremy Maclin took the opportunity at his wife’s baby shower to also announce his retirement Sunday morning.”
• “John Mara only no vote for onside kick alternative” (NFL.com) - “The Denver Broncos’ proposal to provide teams with an alternative to the onside kick generated a lot of interest from the Competition Committee with only one member opposed to it.”
• “Robert Kraft under fire: Petition calls for Proctor and Gamble to pull Gillette name from Patriots’ stadium” (CBS) - “The petition states that the charges against Kraft don’t mesh well with Gillette’s new ad campaign, which asks men to be the best they can be.”