Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/27/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Police find small amounts of marijuana after stopping Kareem Hunt for speeding” (BrownsZone) - “Rocky River police found small amounts of marijuana after stopping Browns running back Kareem Hunt for speeding...”
• “Report: Haslams ‘too hands on, dysfunction of ownership’ a challenge for Cleveland Browns to overcome” (WKYC) - “CBS Sports reporter Ryan Wilson feels Jimmy Haslam’s hands-on approach has created dysfunction within Cleveland Browns’ organization.”
• “How the Browns helped ‘Inspire Change’ through the First and Ten initiative in 2019” (Browns.com) - “The Browns’ signature volunteer movement, First and Ten, rolled forward in 2019 with one of its best and most impactful years yet.”
• “Analytics has many uses in Cleveland Browns’ organization” (Crowquill) - “They could be used to help with scheduling practices to maximize efficiency and implementing training regimens that reduce injuries.”

NFL:

• “NFL community honors late NBA legend Kobe Bryant” (NFL.com) - “NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna, were killed in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California on Sunday, the NBA confirmed. Bryant was 41, and his daughter was 13.”
• “Sources: Ravens’ Matthew Judon expected to draw offseason trade interest” (ESPN) - “Ravens defensive end Matthew Judon is a candidate for Baltimore’s franchise tag and trade inquiries from other teams, league sources tell ESPN...”
• “Russell Okung declares his candidacy for NFLPA president” (PFT) - “As expected, Chargers left tackle Russell Okung has become the first player to throw his hat into the ring for the position of NFL Players Association president.”
• “The Deep End of the Pool” (SI.com) - “It was the strangest kidnapping case Western New York had ever seen, and it all tied back to a Super Bowl squares pool, an unexpected game and the one man who got in over his head.”