Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/13/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Chubb keeps to himself but loves thriving in a crowded backfield” (Browns.com) - “In a recent survey of Browns players, Nick Chubb was a popular choice when asked who was the quietest member of the team.”
• “Browns Film Room: S Sheldrick Redwine’s strengths and weaknesses” (WFNY) - “The Cleveland Browns put a heavy focus on the defensive side of the ball during the 2019 NFL Draft. This was especially true in regards to their early draft picks.”
• “Joe Haden wants to retire a Steeler and other news from around the AFC North” (cleveland.com) - “It seems like forever ago that the Browns released Joe Haden right before the start of the 2017 season. The Steelers snatched up Haden shortly after.”
• “Browns remain favored to win AFC North Division” (WKYC) - “After the Browns, the current odds for the AFC North Division title have the Pittsburgh Steelers at +190. defending champ Baltimore Ravens at +375 and Cincinnati Bengals at +1600.”
• “Cris Carter says Browns are more than OBJ, Baker Mayfield” (247Sports) - “The dialogue surrounding the Cleveland Browns has been centered on wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and quarterback Baker Mayfield.”
• “Here’s how Freddie Kitchens can live up to the hype coaching Browns” (CBS) - “The Cleveland Browns have not been in the playoffs since 2002, they have not won a playoff game since 1994, and they have not had a winning season in more than a decade.”

NFL:

• “Sources: Pats file tampering charges vs. Texans” (ESPN) - “The New England Patriots filed tampering charges Wednesday against the Houston Texans for the attempted general manager hire of Nick Caserio, league sources told ESPN.”
• “Competition Committee unlikely to tweak P.I. replay rule” (PFT) - “NFL owners last month gave the Competition Committee the authority to tweak expanded replay for offensive and defensive pass interference.”