Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/12/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Duke Johnson hires agent Rosenhaus” (ESPN) - “Cleveland Browns running back Duke Johnson Jr. signed Thursday with agent Drew Rosenhaus. Johnson is still expected to seek a trade from Cleveland.”
• “Browns fans claim all tickets to training camp practices in Berea” (ABJ) - “All of the tickets to the 15 open training camp practices the Browns are scheduled to hold this summer at team headquarters in Berea have been claimed.”
• “Demetrius Harris wants to show Browns how to win” (PFT) - “When people tick off the reasons for optimism about the Browns this year, the acquisition of tight end Demetrius Harris is somewhere down the list if it gets mentioned at all.”
• “Former Cleveland Browns linebacker, NFL coach Walt Michaels dies at 89” (WKYC) - “Walt Michaels, the former New York Jets coach who retired following the 1982 season after leading the team to the AFC title game, has died. He was 89.”

NFL:

• “Saints rookie defensive end sentenced to six months in jail, could potentially get more time” (CBS) - “Granderson was charged after two female victims alleged that he touched them sexually without their consent.”
• “Dolphins’ Kendrick Norton: I am alive and I am grateful” (NFL.com) - “Norton on Thursday was cited for an improper lane change and pulling out in front of a vehicle during his July 4 crash, Florida Highway Patrol announced.”
• “XFL’s Plans For Upcoming Season Starting To Take Shape” (AP) - “Oliver Luck’s first year as the XFL’s commissioner has mostly been confined to the office and getting the league’s framework set up.”
• “The NFL Awaits the Arrival of Trevor Lawrence” (MMQB) - “Talking with quarterback gurus and NFL scouts, I looked for someone—anyone—to tell me that Trevor Lawrence is overhyped.”