Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/28/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Kareem Hunt tells police he would’ve failed a drug test during stop” (cleveland.com) - “Hunt admitted to Rocky River police that he would’ve failed a drug test if it were administered after his stop for speeding on Tuesday afternoon...”
• “Who is new Browns GM Andrew Berry?” (ESPN) - “The Cleveland Browns are hiring Philadelphia Eagles vice president of football operations Andrew Berry to be their general manager and executive vice president of football operations.”
• “Will Andrew Berry truly have final say over roster decisions in Cleveland?” (PFT) - “Now, it’s a fair question to raise as to Berry, given the influence of chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta and new coach Kevin Stefanski.”
• “Year in review: Big hype, big disappointment for Browns in 2019” (BrownsZone) - “If the Browns need this much time to hire a general manager, we can take four weeks to complete the annual season wrapup.”
• “Giants to add former Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens to coaching staff, per report” (CBS) - “The New York Giants are hiring former Cleveland Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens to coach the tight ends, according to Bruce Feldman.”

NFL:

• “NFL Rules Bills Did Not Violate Injury-Reporting Policy” (AP) - “The NFL ruled the Buffalo Bills did not violate league policy on reporting injuries in connection to defensive end Jerry Hughes revealing he played with torn wrist ligaments.”
• “Chiefs RB LeSean McCoy not ‘going to retire yet’” (NFL.com) - “LeSean McCoy’s journey to the Super Bowl took a serendipitous twist. A running back who spent years carrying the load has become a superfluous afterthought in Kansas City’s explosive offense.”
• “There’s No Beating a Super Bowl in Miami” (SI.com) - “Brilliant performances, big gambles and some very bizarre behavior. If NFL history tells us anything, it’s that there’s nothing like having the big game in South Beach.”