Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/25/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Jarvis Landry on comeback from hip surgery: ‘I’m looking at an August return’” (ABJ) - “The Browns wide receiver shared the story and discussed his Feb. 4 surgery at length during a 47-minute interview posted Sunday on his YouTube channel.”
• “NFL Scouting Combine: This week is about more than just draft prospects, so here are 3 other things to keep GM Andrew Berry busy” (BrownsZone) - “The primary purpose of the scouting combine is to test draft prospects on the field, medically and in interviews.”
• “Browns DE Myles Garrett visits Tanzania to help provide clean water” (WKYC) - “There, the Cleveland Browns defensive end helped provide clean water to African communities as a part of the Waterboys Organization.”
• “Source: Ex-Browns DE Chris Smith eyes NFL comeback after girlfriend’s death” (ESPN) - “Smith started two games for the Browns in 2018, but compiled only one tackle in eight games following Cordero’s death.”

NFL:

• “Ron Rivera explains why he took Redskins job, passing on interest from Cowboys, Giants, and Browns” (CBS) - “A new day has come in Washington, and Rivera clearly sees something special in the Redskins that even their long-suffering fans can’t right now.”
• “Vontaze Burfict reinstated after 12-game suspension” (NFL.com) - “The NFL reinstated linebacker Vontaze Burfict last month, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported on Monday’s edition of NFL Now.”
• “Packers Re-Sign Longtime Kicker Mason Crosby For 3 Years” (AP) - “Crosby, who turns 36 in September, has been with the Packers since being selected in the sixth round of the 2007 draft.”
• “Joe Burrow has big sense of humor about small hands” (PFT) - “It was measurement day for quarterbacks in Indianapolis on Monday and that means we spent some time talking about the hand sizes of top prospects in this year’s draft class.”