Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/14/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Antonio Callaway has done all the right things including treatment since testing positive for marijuana last season, source says” (Plain Dealer) - “In the meantime, Callaway has undergone treatment and continues to work with specialists to adhere to his program.”
• “Browns eager for litmus test they’ll get from joint practices with Indianapolis Colts” (Browns.com) - “Freddie Kitchens announced in his first press conference of training camp that he wants the Browns to be the most physical, hard-hitting team in the NFL.”
• “The Summer of Freddie takes the Browns on the road to measure their toughness” (Grossi) - “Kitchens has taken a no-holds-barred approach to toughening his players physically and mentally with relentless full-pads hitting.”
• “Mapleside Farms unveils new Baker Mayfield corn maze: ‘The Mazefield’” (WKYC) - “As the Cleveland Browns’ 2019 season approaches, Baker-mania is running wild. And one need not look any further than Mapleside Farms for evidence.”

NFL:

• “Colts GM says Luck now has high-ankle problem” (ESPN) - “Ballard did say that at this point Luck would not play in the preseason. The team’s preference is for Luck to strictly focus on rehabbing.”
• “Adrian Peterson: Colt McCoy has the edge in Washington QB competition” (PFT) - “The three-man quarterback race in Washington is Colt McCoy‘s to lose, according to Adrian Peterson.”
• “Fans Were Not Ready to See Antonio Brown’s Frostbitten Feet on ‘Hard Knocks’” (SI.com) - “While talking to the Hard Knocks camera crew, Brown asked them if they were certain they wanted to see the bottom of his feet.”
• “Jay-Z’s Roc Nation entering partnership with NFL” (NFL.com) - “As part of the agreement, Roc Nation will advise on the selection of artists for major NFL performances like the Super Bowl.”