Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (12/1/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Garrett On Track To Return From COVID This Week” (AP) - “Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett is on track to be activated from the COVID-19 list on Wednesday after missing two games with the virus.”
• “Browns Claim Safety Tedric Thompson and Activate Andy Janovich” (OBR) - “The Cleveland Browns are adding safety help as safety Ronnie Harrison injured his collarbone on Sunday in the win over the Jaguars.”
• “KhaDarel Hodge sees deep playoff run for Browns: ‘No one can stop us but us’” (BrownsZone) - “The Browns will step up in class this week as they face the 8-3 Titans in Tennessee. Emerging receiver KhaDarel Hodge isn’t sweating it.”
• “Browns enter December on a 3-game win streak and want to keep ascending” (Browns.com) - “The Browns are feeling good about what they’ve done to get to this crucial point of the season. Just don’t mistake that for complacency or a sense of satisfaction.”

NFL:

• “Fears emerge of potential wildcat strike on Tuesday night” (PFT) - “The NFL would argue that it’s an illegal strike, violating both the CBA and the agreement struck in early August to allow the season to proceed.”
• “Texans WR Will Fuller announces six-game suspension for violating NFL PED policy” (NFL.com) - “The Texans receiver has been suspended six games by the NFL for a violation of the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy.”
• “MRI on New York Giants QB Daniel Jones shows strained hamstring, source says” (ESPN) - “The MRI on New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones showed a hamstring strain that is likely to force him to miss some time, according to a source.”
• “Life on the NFL’s Chain Gangs” (SI.com) - “They’ve been around for more than a century, and it doesn’t appear new technology—or the occasional tackle spilling over the sideline—will wipe them out anytime soon. The who, how and why of the NFL’s chain crews.”