Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/30/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Suspended RB Hunt has sports hernia surgery” (AP) - “The Browns said the 24-year-old is expected to be fully recovered by the time he’s eligible to return to their roster for the Nov. 10 game against Buffalo.”
• “PFF ReFocused, NFL Preseason Week 4: Cleveland Browns 20, Detroit Lions 16” (PFF) - “Garrett Gilbert looked sharp during the first half. He was poised in the pocket and delivered accurate passes tonight.”
• “The stage is set for most important Cleveland Browns opener since team’s return in 1999” (WKYC) - “If it matters to you, the Cleveland Browns finished up the preseason with a 3-1 record after a 20-16 win over the Detroit Lions on Thursday night at FirstEnergy Stadium.”
• “Snap Count Review: Who played how much in Browns’ preseason finale?” (Browns) - “We’re breaking down the final snap count totals of the preseason with a look at who played how much against the Lions.”
• “Austin Seibert and Jamie Gillan put best feet forward, hope to be team’s kicking future” (BrownsZone) - “Austin Seibert and rookie punter Jamie Gillan shared a locker Thursday night in the crowded home locker room at FirstEnergy Stadium.”
• “Browns wide receiver: Braxton Miller: It feels like I was supposed to be here” (cleveland.com) - “Miller has only been with the Browns for 10 days, but he hopes it’s long enough to make an impression that will last for a while.”
• “Cleveland Browns coach using experience as car salesman to sell team” (News5) - “Freddie Kitchens used to sell cars in Tuscaloosa before becoming a football coach. He is now using those skills to sell his team.”