Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/21/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Olivier Vernon appreciates Browns’ plan, glad to be part of it” (C-T) - “He took a roster that won one game in two years and turned it into a team expected to contend for the playoffs in the fall.”
• “Kitchens: Browns support Hunt ‘as a person’” (ESPN) - “Kitchens and general manager John Dorsey showed that wasn’t just talk on Sunday when they showed up for Hunt’s baptism at True Vine Baptist Church in Cleveland.”
• “Corbett on his rookie season on the sidelines: ’That hunger built over the course of the year’” (Plain Dealer) - “Pegged as the possible heir to left tackle Joe Thomas, Corbett couldn’t find a spot when it became apparent he was a pro guard, not a tackle.”
• “Cleveland Browns Foundation hosts 20th annual golf outing” (Browns.com) - “While the year 2020 isn’t quite yet here, the Cleveland Browns Foundation celebrated its own important 20 on Monday with its 20th annual golf tournament.”

NFL:

• “Buccaneers release Gerald McCoy after nine seasons, reportedly might target Ndamukong Suh as replacement” (CBS) - “As first reported by the Tampa Bay Times’ Rick Stroud, the Buccaneers have decided to release McCoy.”
• “What to Expect at League Meeting, NFL-NFLPA Committees Addressing Player Pain Management” (MMQB) - “The concern at the annual meeting in March was that coaches challenging Hail Mary calls would be a game-changer. And”