Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/18/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Baker Mayfield featured on cover of ESPN the Magazine” (Browns.com) - “Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield is the subject of ESPN the Magazine’s July cover story, written by Mina Kimes and released Wednesday.”
• “Baker Mayfield blasts Giants fans for lack of support toward Odell Beckham Jr.” (WKYC) - “Mayfield is not one to hide his feelings or shy away from letting be known his opinions, and that includes blasting opposing teams, players, coaches, and now, fans.”
• “Two potential free-agent targets if the Browns move Duke Johnson” (cleveland.com) - “The Browns are in the midst of preparations for as important a season as recent memory can recall, yet there remains to one roster issue to be decided.”
• “High expectations make this Browns training camp one to savor, not dread” (WKNR) - “During my 30-plus years chronicling the Browns, the start of training camp mostly always was met with dread because it signaled the end of summer for me.”

NFL:

• “Source: NFL, NFLPA meetings end after one day” (ESPN) - “A three-day negotiation session between the NFL and the players’ union has ended after a single day, a source confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.”
• “Cardinals release Desmond Harrison in the wake of charges of assault on female” (CBS) - “The Arizona Cardinals signed supplemental draft pick Jalen Thompson on Wednesday, releasing tackle Desmond Harrison in a corresponding roster move.”
• “Falcons sign Deion Jones to four-year, $57M extension” (NFL.com) - “With playmaking linebacker Deion Jones entering the final season of his rookie contract for Atlanta, the Falcons made their play and locked him up.”
• “Free agent Rashard Robinson suspended 10 games” (PFT) - “The Jets cut him May 10. Robinson served a four-game suspension to start the 2018 season after an arrest for possession of edible marijuana.”