Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/26/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Freddie Kitchens analyzes offensive miscues from Browns preseason loss to Buccaneers” (Browns.com) - “Kitchens didn’t mince words Saturday when he discussed the Browns’ offensive performance in their 13-12 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.”
• “PFF ReFocused, NFL Preseason Week 3: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13, Cleveland Browns 12” (PFF) - “No OBJ gave Baker Mayfield the opportunity to spread the wealth tonight and see what he has elsewhere, targeting four different players on his first five throws.”
• “What’s with the offense? It’s more than stars not playing” (Pluto) - “Austin Seibert finally looked like a kicker worthy of being a fifth-round draft choice as he nailed all four of his field-goal attempts.”
• “Austin Seibert makes his case to be Cleveland Browns’ kicker in loss to Tampa Bay Buccaneers” (WKYC) - “Rookie Austin Seibert converted all four of his field goal tries in Friday’s loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.”
• “Entering a season filled with uncertainty, Joe Schobert out to re-establish himself as a Pro Bowler” (C-T) - “He missed three games because of the hamstring -- all losses -- and wasn’t the same when he returned from the first pulled muscle of his life.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: Jets’ Quinnen Williams fined for late hit” (NFL.com) - “The NFL has decided to fine rookie New York Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams for his actions in Week 2 of the preseason, per NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero.”
• “Sources: AB loses 2nd hearing, nears helmet deal” (ESPN) - “The second hearing, which took place Friday, was heard by the same independent arbitrator who presided over the first hearing, sources told ESPN.”
• “How the Colts Are Pushing Forward Without Andrew Luck” (SI.com) - “The building on West 56th Street in Indianapolis is a workplace, just like the buildings so many of you are heading to for the beginning of a new week.”
• “Vrabel pulled Mariota early because line wasn’t protecting him” (PFT) - “With Mariota’s preseason now over, the Titans need to get their offense on the same page before Week One against the Browns.”