Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/9/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “John Dorsey says team will consider trading back into first round of NFL Draft” (WKYC) - “Dorsey hinted that his team may not be prepared to stand pat on draft night -- at least not as far as the first 32 selections are concerned.”
• “Von Miller: Odell Beckham Jr. went from hurt to excited after trade to Browns” (Yahoo! Sports) - “Miller and Beckham were in Paris when Beckham got a call from Giants’ general manager Dave Gettleman telling him that he’d been traded.”
• “Myles Garrett wins big whenever an edge rusher signs a new deal” (cleveland.com) - “Garrett’s contract works out to about $7.6 million per year. He carries a cap hit in 2019 of just over $8.2 million. His cap hit in 2020 is a shade over $9.6 million.”
• “Anonymous NFL Execs spew criticism towards Browns through ESPN” (247Sports) - “In a more irrational grasp for straws, a second anonymous executive notes the continued presence of the analytics department within the organization.”

NFL:

• “Shazier’s latest milestone: Three-foot box jump” (ESPN) - “Shazier’s contract for 2019 tolled at a minimum salary, giving him one more year toward NFL pension. He might not be playing, but he serves as inspiration inside the Steelers facility.”
• “Bills assigned English rugby player Christian Wade” (NFL.com) - “On Monday, Christian Wade, a former rugby player, was assigned to the Bills as part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway Program.”
• “Le’Veon Bell posts heartfelt text from James Conner” (CBS) - “Bell, who signed with the Jets in free agency after remaining away from the Steelers for the entirety of last season, wrote in his tweet that he loves Conner to death.”
• “DeMarcus Lawrence expects to miss preseason after shoulder surgery” (PFT) - “DeMarcus Lawrence is set to have a press conference at the team’s facility on Tuesday to discuss the five-year, $105 million deal he signed last Friday.”