Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/31/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Something being ignored in excitement over Cleveland Browns off-season” (Pluto) - “A key part of ability is availability. It’s why I believe the Browns are shopping for a defensive end rather than pay Vernon $15 million.”
• “NFL Draft New Market Inefficiency Browns Could Exploit?” (OBR) - “With what is believed to be a solid core of young players, the Browns are in a different spot than they have been in the past.”
• “5 things to know about new Browns S Andrew Sendejo” (Browns.com) - “At 32, Sendejo has been playing since the 2010 season, when he signed midway through the year with the Cowboys as a practice squad player.”
• “Myles Garrett teams with businesses to give food to local neighborhood” (WKYC) - “As Ohio continues to battle the coronavirus (COVID-19), Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is giving back.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: Colts agree to terms with CB T.J. Carrie” (NFL.com) - “The Colts have agreed to terms with cornerback T.J. Carrie, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per a source informed of the situation. The team later confirmed the move.”
• “NFLPA medical director optimistic about 2020 season” (PFT) - “Thom Mayer expressed hope that the season will proceed, adding that much more will be known by late May or early June.”
• “Eric Reid calls for probe, revote over post-ballot changes to CBA” (ESPN) - “Reid wants the NFL’s new collective bargaining agreement invalidated over language added after ratification of the pact earlier this month.”
• “How Coronavirus and Social Distancing Will Affect Teams During the NFL Draft” (MMQB) - “One scout in the room had him graded as worthy of the first overall pick, while others had first-round grades on him but weren’t quite that strong.”