Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/26/19)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Damarious Randall disputes he had a concussion” (PFT) - “Coach Freddie Kitchens announced Wednesday that doctors cleared Randall from concussion protocol, and Randall returned to practice as a full participant.”
• “Baker Mayfield, Freddie Kitchens fire back at QB’s critics” (C-T) - “Coach Freddie Kitchens protected his quarterback Wednesday morning, then Mayfield stood up for himself after practice, firing back at ESPN analyst and former coach Rex Ryan.”
• “Thomas says Ravens got tired of Browns hype” (ESPN) - “When the Baltimore Ravens play the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, the defending AFC North champions will face the team that was hyped all offseason to supplant them.”
• “John Harbaugh says his Browns ‘are the most talented team in the division’ comment an offseason thing” (Plain Dealer) - “John Harbaugh says his comment that the Browns “are the most talented team in the division” was so March.”

NFL:

• “AP Sources: No Timetable For Chargers’ Gordon To End Holdout” (AP) - “Melvin Gordon is expected to end his holdout soon but the Los Angeles Chargers running back’s timetable to report remains undetermined.”
• “Matt Nagy: Tarik Cohen’s Locker Room Video Exposing Kyle Long an ‘Unfortunate’ Mistake” (SI.com) - “The NFL prohibits players from posting messages on social media from 90 minutes before kickoff through all postgame interviews.”
• “Roundup: Amari Cooper (ankle) limited at practice” (NFL.com) - “Cowboys star wide receiver Amari Cooper found himself on the injury report Wednesday as an ankle injury had him limited in practice.”
• “A new field: Ex-Colts wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez settling in to life as U.S. Congressman” (USA TODAY) - “Anthony Gonzalez was back on the football field Tuesday night, running slant routes and even catching a touchdown pass.”