Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/5/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Demetrius Harris takes detour on way to NFL, and is determined to win Super Bowl with Browns” (C-T) - “Harris, who’ll turn 28 on July 29, brings the playoff experience coach Freddie Kitchens continues to note the Browns lack.”
• “Joe Thomas to be inducted into Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame” (247Browns) - “He was also named first team All Big Ten twice. During his senior season, he was awarded the Outland Trophy, which was granted to the nation’s best offensive lineman.”
• “How long can the Browns keep Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry together?” (cleveland.com) - “Question is, how long can the Browns keep the two high-priced stars together? Long enough to win multiple Super Bowls?”

NFL:

• “Dolphins’ Kendrick Norton in serious car accident, arm amputation among multiple injuries” (CBS) - “Norton’s injuries are not considered life-threatening at this time, per several reports.”
• “Jared Lorenzen dies at 38” (PFT) - “Lorenzen, who was the heaviest quarterback in the NFL and was jokingly referred to as the ‘Hefty Lefty,’ admitted in retirement that he had weighed as much as 500 pounds and that his weight had caused serious health problems.”
• “The NFL’s defensive iron men of the 2018 season” (PFF) - “Earlier this year, our very own Austin Gayle chronicled just how good Myles Garrett has been through his first two seasons in the NFL.”
• “Report: Peterson ordered to pay back $2.4M” (ESPN) - “Democracy Capital Corp. of Bethesda, Maryland, sued Peterson in June claiming that he didn’t pay the balance of a $4 million loan he took out in April 2016.”