Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/4/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Odell Beckham Jr. and Duke Johnson and receiver help for Baker Mayfield” (C-T) - “The Browns are just days away from beginning their summer vacation — a seven-week break before the most anticipated training camp in recent memory begins in late July.”
• “Baker Mayfield revels in the role as leader of the Browns” (WKNR) - “And at his first youth football camp, he gave about 500 kids a weekend they will never forget. No matter what Mayfield was paid for this camp, he earned every penny.”
• “Dorsey considered for 2020 College Football Hall of Fame class” (Browns.com) - “John Dorsey has had quite an offseason as general manager of the Cleveland Browns, so another accolade arriving at his doorstep Monday isn’t a shocker.”
• “Jarvis Landry’s daughter befriends a deer” (247Sports) - “The Browns report for mandatory minicamp Monday. The team will check in but practice does not begin until Tuesday. Landry is expected to be unavailable as he recovers from a minor injury.”

NFL:

• “Goodell: Four preseason games not necessary” (AP) - “Players have balked at the proposal by citing safety issues and a desire to receive additional compensation for playing a longer regular season.”
• “Rob Gronkowski addresses rumors that he might end retirement and play for Patriots again” (CBS) - “It has been a mere 71 days since Rob Gronkowski announced his retirement after nine season starring for the New England Patriots.”
• “Jaguars will bring Terrelle Pryor along slowly” (PFT) - “The Jaguars officially signed wide receiver Terrelle Pryor on Monday and he hit the practice field with his new team for the first time.”
• “Eli Manning Shouldn’t Get a Pass For Ducking the Chargers in the 2004 Draft” (MMQB) - “No anonymous scout clubbing Manning at the knees for the same exact kind of emotional distance they’ve used to fuel a blowtorch for other prospects.”