Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (1/30/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Myles Garrett, Roger Goodell to meet about reinstatement early in offseason” (PFT) - “Garrett remains suspended for bashing Steelers Mason Rudolph over the head with his helmet, but that suspension may be over before the Browns’ offseason program begins.”
• “Drastic shakeup of personnel department starts quickly, as high-ranking trio parts ways with organization” (BrownsZone) - “They were the three highest-ranking people in the scouting department under former general manager John Dorsey.”
• “‘That’s what got ‘em 1-31.’ Ron Wolf rips Cleveland Browns’ use of analytics, says team is ‘out of control’” (WKYC) - “Ron Wolf did not hold back on his thoughts about the Cleveland Browns building the team with an analytics-based model.”
• “Stefanski always stood out during his days in Philadelphia, even when he wasn’t trying to stand out” (cleveland.com) - “It’s just who Stefanski is. Calm under pressure. A leader among his peers. Prepared and humble.”

NFL:

• “Niners’ Tevin Coleman (shoulder) limited at practice” (NFL.com) - “San Francisco 49ers running back Tevin Coleman, who suffered a dislocated shoulder in the NFC Championship Game, was officially limited in Wednesday’s practice.”
• “Roger Goodell confirms NFL will play international games in Mexico next two years” (CBS) - “The NFL has played four games in Mexico City since playing its first international game there in 2005, all of which have been played at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.”
• “Roger Goodell says NFL needs changes to Rooney Rule” (ESPN) - “Goodell held his annual Super Bowl week news conference Wednesday, and one of the questions he fielded was about the lack of opportunity for minority coaches.”
• “Player Safety A Cost Of An Expanded Season” (AP) - “Roger Goodell thinks the NFL is doing some great work in making the game safer for players. Believe that if you will, though the statistics don’t exactly bear the commissioner out.”