Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/10/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Report: Browns trade target Trent Williams seeking $20 million salary” (WKYC) - “According to ESPN’s John Keim, Washington Redskins offensive lineman Trent Williams is seeking a $20 million salary from whichever team acquires him.”
• “Shaun Huls named Browns’ Director of High Performance” (Browns.com) - “As he embarks on his first season as the Browns Director of High Performance, Shaun Huls hopes to become the “glue piece” for all areas of player development.”
• “Sam Acho, Michael Thomas and JC Tretter join Russell Okung as NFLPA prez candidates” (PFT) - “Tretter was a co-alternate player rep for Cleveland in 2019. He put together a detailed look at the proposed CBA...”
• “Oklahoma to unveil Baker Mayfield Heisman Trophy statue April 18 at spring game” (BrownsZone) - “The University of Oklahoma knows how to celebrate its legacy of Heisman Trophy winners. It’s adding a special twist for Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.”

NFL:

• “Okung files complaint against NFLPA with NLRB” (ESPN) - “Okung is accusing NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith of pushing a vote on the new CBA through to the entire group of players despite the objections and vote of the NFLPA executive committee.”
• “NFL Players’ Union Extends CBA Voting Deadline To Saturday” (AP) - “The NFL players’ union extended the deadline by two days for its members to vote on a new labor agreement with the league.”
• “Raiders release LB Tahir Whitehead, save $6.25M” (NFL.com) - “Raiders general manager Mike Mayock recently spoke rather candidly of where his team needs to improve, and among the most important areas was linebacker.”
• “Tom Brady launches Hollywood production company ahead of 2020 free agent decision” (CBS) - “Brady announced that he was launching 199 Productions — a global multi-platform content company to develop original premium content...”