Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (11/20/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Long snapper Charley Hughlett cleared to return to practice” (BrownsZone) - “Long snapper Charley Hughlett was cleared to return to the Browns’ facility and will practice Thursday afternoon.”
• “Garrett Still Away, Browns Hopeful For Sack Leader’s Return” (AP) - “As long as his next COVID-19 test comes back negative, the standout defensive end will be allowed back at the team’s facility and to practice.”
• “Browns well-equipped to complete season in NFL’s intensive protocol” (Browns.com) - “The Browns, however, have been in intensive protocols the last two weeks due to a positive test result with a team staffer and two players.”
• “Baker Mayfield must stand up to the Eagles’ heavy pressure, which hasn’t been his strong suit” (cleveland.com) - “It’s significant, because Mayfield hasn’t fared well under pressure this season.”

NFL:

• “NFL Rumors: D’Andre Swift Suffers Concussion, Week 11 Status in Doubt” (SI.com) - “Swift did not practice on Thursday due to a concussion, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. He is now questionable for Sunday.”
• “Miracle catch lands Arizona Cardinals’ DeAndre Hopkins 99 Madden rating” (ESPN) - “It also helped bump Hopkins’ Madden rating from 98 to the coveted 99. EA Sports made the announcement on Instagram on Thursday morning.”
• “Three NFL teams better than their records — and three that are worse” (NFL.com) - “With 10 full weeks of the 2020 NFL season in the books, the contenders are beginning to separate themselves from the pretenders.”
• “Bruce Arians is done talking about Antonio Brown’s October 15 incident” (PFT) - “Actually, there has been only one statement from the teams. And the statement didn’t say that the Buccaneers ‘were aware’ of the incident upon signing Brown.”