Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/13/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Hue Jackson remains in Cleveland, committed to foundation” (PFT) - “Jackson, fired by the Browns after going 3-36-1 in 2 1/2 seasons, worked as a special assistant for the Bengals in the final seven games of last season.”
• “Browns: Inside look at how they viewed the 2019 NFL draft” (Pluto) - “Not long after Dorsey grabbed Georgia’s Nick Chubb in the second round, I heard from two NFL executives who wondered why the Browns took a running back that high.”
• “Steelers rookie Justin Layne and family officially break up with Browns by repainting bathroom and dumping gear” (CBS) - “At rookie minicamp on Friday, Layne revealed that his father, Deondre Layne, has stripped his home of any signs of their Browns fandom.”
• “Damarious Randall graduates from Arizona State University” (WKYC) - “Thousands of college students across America are experiencing the excitement of taking the walk while wearing the cap and gown and receiving their degrees this weekend.”

NFL:

• “Seahawks Release Kam Chancellor, Doug Baldwin With Failed Physical Designation” (SI.com) - “The Seahawks have parted ways with safety Kam Chancellor and wide receiver Doug Baldwin, the team announced on Thursday.”
• “Critics of new Packers management structure say it could lead to dysfunction” (USA TODAY) - “An organizational chart that for 25 years spelled out the franchise’s hierarchy in a clear and concise manner is gone.”
• “Fins sign Walton; RB arrested 3 times this year” (ESPN) - “The Miami Dolphins signed running back Mark Walton after his successful tryout at their rookie minicamp this weekend.”
• “Bills Give 26-Year-Old Rookie Williams 2nd Chance In NFL” (AP) - “Receiver Duke Williams doesn’t blink an eye when reminded he’s participating in the Buffalo Bills’ rookie camp three days short of his 27th birthday.”