Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/21/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns WR Landry Has Hip Surgery, Expected To Play In 2020” (AP) - “Browns Pro Bowl wide receiver Jarvis Landry elected to have hip surgery after initially opting not to have the operation.”
• “New DC Joe Woods likes talent he inherited, especially at pass rusher and cornerback” (BrownsZone) - “He said his system will be a combination of those he’s worked in, and that he learned from his time leading the Broncos defense.”
• “Browns Add Two More Defensive Assistant Coaches” (OBR) - “Brandon Lynch, who will be an assistant defensive backs coach, and Jeremy Garrett, who will have a similar role for the Browns defensive line.”
• “Jeremy Garrett named Browns assistant defensive line coach” (Browns.com) - “Jeremy Garrett literally went from the football field to the bank when his playing days came to an end at Ole Miss.”
• “Jim Donovan looks back on memorable moments from his 35 years covering Cleveland sports” (WKYC) - “For ‘the Voice of the Browns,’ Jim Donovan, it naturally starts with the team that plays by the lakefront.”

NFL:

• “NFL Owners Approve Principal Terms of New CBA, Now Players Must Vote” (MMQB) - “The vote to approve was not unanimous among the 32 clubs, per a source with knowledge of the results.”
• “Top NFL players continue to shoot down idea of 17-game regular season in CBA talks: ‘I disagree with it’” (CBS) - “So they’re instead taking a home run swing at just adding one, but Sherman — a member of the NFLPA Executive Committee — isn’t falling for it.”
• “Bills rookie Cody Ford has fine reduced; fan-raised money donated to charity” (ESPN) - “Ford’s fine for an illegal blindside hit was reduced to less than a quarter of its original amount, the offensive lineman tweeted Thursday.”
• “Redskins part ways with veteran TE Jordan Reed” (NFL.com) - “Jordan Reed’s time in Washington is over. The tight end was released by the Redskins on Thursday, the team announced.”