Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/10/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ OBJ clarifies ‘new Patriots’ comment” (ESPN) - “Odell Beckham Jr. posted a message on his Instagram story on Thursday to clarify his comments to GQ earlier this week that he wanted to turn the Cleveland Browns ‘into the new Patriots.’”
• “Analyzing the Browns rookies: CB Donnie Lewis” (Browns.com) - “John Dorsey mentioned how Lewis has good eyes in coverage, which was easy to see in his tape. We didn’t see a ton of it, but from what we saw, he’s solid.”
• “Talking to myself about Freddie Kitchens, Odell Beckham and expectations” (Pluto) - “Handling the media has never been a part of his job – until now. He has never been a head coach at any level.”
• “Bills announce retirement of Derek Anderson, who once upon a time won 10 games for the Browns” (CBS) - “The Bills still have backups Matt Barkley and undrafted free agent Tyree Jackson behind starter Josh Allen.”

NFL:

• “Report: Dolphins make Xavien Howard highest-paid cornerback” (PFT) - “The Dolphins and Xavien Howard have agreed to a deal that will make him the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.”
• “Kyler Murray signs rookie deal with Arizona Cardinals” (NFL.com) - “The Arizona Cardinals announced Thursday that they signed quarterback Kyler Murray, whom they chose with the No. 1 selection in last month’s draft.”
• “Seahawks release Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor with failed physical designations, likely ending their careers” (CBS) - “The Seattle Seahawks have undergone a lot of changes over the past few years, and this offseason is no different.”
• “NFL Jersey Ads Could Be Lucrative, But Complicated” (MMQB) - “If you view the NFL and its teams as a greedy business, you’d have a pretty good point. Teams raise ticket prices even after losing seasons.”