Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/20/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns GM, coach attend RB Hunt’s baptism” (ESPN) - “John Dorsey and coach Freddie Kitchens attended Kareem Hunt’s baptism ceremony Sunday in support of the running back, who is trying to turn his life around in his hometown of Cleveland.”
• “Unlikely arrival Jhavonte Dean aims to make most of latest uphill battle” (Browns.com) - “Lined up at the familiar position of cornerback, Dean dropped back in coverage and was faced with a choice: break up a pass or go for the interception.”
• “Baker Mayfield: Don’t overlook our running game” (PFT) - “The Browns made one of the biggest moves of the offseason when they traded for wide receiver Odell Beckham and the wideout’s arrival combined with the already high expectations...”
• “A spotlight on young players who stood out at OTAs” (Pluto) - “As Freddie Kitchens stressed, it’s important for the players to be at the voluntary OTAs, but it’s not mandatory. While the media tends to dwell on Odell Beckham Jr. not being there and if Duke Johnson”

NFL

• “Eagles DE Chris Long retires as two-time Super Bowl winner, even more impressive legacy off the field” (CBS) - “Not many people can win a pair of Super Bowls -- with multiple teams no less -- and walk away with a more impressive off-field legacy...”
• Source: Texans release TE Griffin after April arrest (ESPN) - “Griffin is facing charges of vandalism and public intoxication for allegedly punching out a front window in a hotel last month in Nashville, Tennessee.”