Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/5/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Despite losing Nick Chubb early with right knee injury, Cleveland Browns’ offense continues to roll” (ESPN) - “The Cleveland Browns hadn’t had an offensive showing like this in decades. They didn’t need their most effective offensive player for it, either.”
• “Odell Beckham Jr. starts with bang, finishes with flourish” (BrownsZone) - “His first touchdown fulfilled a longtime dream. The final of his three scores stopped the Cowboys comeback, gave the Browns breathing room and took fans’ breath away.”
• “The Browns Are Not Just Winning But Finally Looking Competent” (SI.com) - “The Browns have not just won three straight games. They also seem to be acting the way we typically see good franchises operate.”
• “Cowboys Defense Giving Up Points, Offense Giving Up The Ball” (AP) - “The Dallas Cowboys defense is giving up points at a rate unseen since the franchise’s winless inaugural season six decades ago...”
• “NFL Week 4 PFF ReFocused: Cleveland Browns 49, Dallas Cowboys 38” (PFF) - “Brown left tackle Jedrick Wills, Jr. continued the strong start to his career with a clean pass-blocking effort. He’s handled the transition to left tackle nicely.”

NFL:

• “Titans facing potentially major penalties as NFL, NFLPA investigate possible breaches of COVID-19 protocols” (CBS) - “A large number of positive tests on the Titans caused NFL to suspend their game against the Steelers...”
• “Jon Gruden tests the league’s patience on mask wearing, again” (PFT) - “After Week Three, the league reiterated the requirement that coaches and other sideline personnel must wear mask coverings at all times.”
• “Jalen Ramsey, Golden Tate fight following Rams’ win over Giants” (NFL.com) - “Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey and Giants wide receiver Golden Tate sparked a heated altercation following Los Angeles’ 17-9 win over New York on Sunday.”