Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/3/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns Vow To Get Coach Hire ‘Right,’ Meet With McCarthy” (AP) - “Jimmy Haslam excused himself from a daylong interview with former Packers coach Mike McCarthy to once again explain why his franchise is in disarray.”
• “Browns interview lineup: Greg Roman Thursday night; Brian Daboll Sunday in Buffalo; Robert Saleh this weekend; Josh McDaniels likely Jan. 10” (cleveland.com) - “It’s like speed dating for the Browns right now.”
• “Wolf Will Not Be GM As Browns Going Outside The Organization” (247Sports) - “There was some thought that Wolf and McCarthy could be paired together since they spent 12 seasons together in Green Bay.”
• “Browns reportedly have strong interest in Urban Meyer as next head coach” (CBS) - “As the Cleveland Browns hunt for their fourth coach in five years, one of their state’s biggest names appears to be on the team’s radar.”
• “Clay Matthews not selected as finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2020” (WKYC) - “Matthews was the top vote-getter among fans who submitted their classes on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s official website.”

NFL:

• “Injuries: Texans WR Fuller game-time decision vs. Bills” (NFL.com) - “Buffalo is back in the playoffs for the second time in three seasons, but might be without a few key participants.”
• “What a Punishment May Look Like for the Patriots Following the NFL’s Investigation” (SI.com) - “As is often the case with sequels, Spygate II is a mere shell of the original.”
• “Ron Rivera says discipline is the one principle for his team” (PFT) - “New Washington head coach Ron Rivera said discipline is the overarching principle upon which he will build his team.”
• “Former Bengals, Buccaneers coach Sam Wyche dies at 74” (ESPN) - “Sam Wyche, who coached the Cincinnati Bengals to an appearance in the Super Bowl, died Thursday at age 74.”