Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/6/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “What are the Cleveland Browns’ odds of landing Antonio Brown?” (WKYC) - “Aside from it being relatively notable Cleveland isn’t currently considered a longer shot to land a star player within its own division, there’s not much to be made of these odds.”
• “Joe Thomas’ Film Room, Episode 4: Breaking down the unique quickness of Broncos All-Pro Von Miller” (Browns.com) - “Every elite pass rusher has a special trait that separates them from the rest of the best. For Denver’s Von Miller, it’s his quickness.”
• “The best defensive players in the draft tell us what makes them tick” (WKNR) - “What makes him tick? Does he want to be great? How much does he love the game of football? Browns GM John Dorsey attaches great value to the interviews he and his staff conduct.”

NFL:

• “Six Players Receive Franchise Tags, What Happens Next?” (MMQB) - “Evidence of the NFL’s stranglehold on the news cycle: Even some of its most boring administrative deadlines manage to dominate the day.”
• “Ravens reportedly cut Eric Weddle, sending another Pro Bowl safety to free agency” (CBS) - “Baltimore Ravens have released six-time Pro Bowler Eric Weddle, as NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported.”
• “Casserly: Murray struggled in Indy; Rosen available” (NFL.com) - “Charley Casserly said Tuesday on Up to the Minute that an executive from another team informed him the Cardinals are shopping Rosen.”
• “Some prospects saw their stock slide at combine” (AP) - “Many headliners boosted their draft stock at the NFL’s annual scouting combine with a wonderful workout, a dazzling 40-yard dash, a brilliant bench press or, in Kyler Murray’s case, just standing up straight.”
• “Next wave of TV deals could end conference affiliations” (PFT) - “For decades, the NFL has tied its Sunday afternoon TV deals to the league’s two conferences. Soon, that could be going away.”