Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/28/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Gerald McCoy: ‘I want to win’” (PFT) - “Free agent defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, who took his first visit to Cleveland, said he has one priority in his search for a new team after nine years in Tampa Bay.”
• “Could Antonio Callaway emerge as the man for Cleveland on punt, kick return?” (Browns.com) - “Born with just two fingers on one of his hands, Hassell has overcome the odds at every stop on his way to a free agent deal with the Browns.”
• “Improved defensive line could pay off for Myles Garrett” (247Sports) - “He nearly doubled that figure in his second year. Despite the improvement, it was clear that there was even more room for growth from the former No. 1 overall selection.”
• “How will the Browns align Myles Garrett and Olivier Vernon to get the most out of them?” (cleveland.com) - “Throughout the course of his two-year career, Myles Garrett has predominantly aligned on the right side of the defensive line -- the quarterback’s blind side.”

NFL:

• “Jets’ GM search: Hiring process could be a doozy, even though it’s believed they have candidate in sights” (CBS) - “There was a time not that long ago when the perception of the New York Jets general manager opening was that it was so odious...”
• “Adam Gase: Sam Darnold Asking Questions, Studying Film On Peyton Manning” (SI.com) - “Gase was hired in January after Todd Bowles was fired after four seasons with the team and no playoff appearances.”
• “Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones retiring after 12 seasons” (NFL.com) - “Jones used social media Thursday to announce his retirement in an Instagram story, which now consists of Jones posting congratulatory messages on his career.”
• “Family Tradition: Chargers’ Bosa Switches To Familiar No. 97” (AP) - “The defensive end has switched from No. 99 to 97. Bosa wore that number at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Ohio State.”