Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/5/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “How new Browns regime hopes to get Baker Mayfield back on track” (ESPN) - “The new Cleveland Browns coaching staff believes it can help quarterback Baker Mayfield rediscover his footing going into a pivotal third season.”
• “Should Browns Tag Joe Schobert?” (OBR) - “Some love his versatility, football IQ and his ability to play every snap. Some believe he doesn’t make enough big plays, isn’t fast enough to keep up with the fast guys but not big enough to be a stout run defender.”
• “Hey, Terry: If the Cleveland Browns don’t bring back Joe Schobert, then what?” (Pluto) - “Let’s talk money. In some ways, this reminds me of when Mitchell Schwartz became a free agent in the spring of 2016.”
• “Report: Chris Smith agrees to one-year deal with Panthers” (PFT) - “Smith played nine games for the Browns last season, but Cleveland waived him in December. He also has played for the Jaguars.”

NFL:

• “AP Source: Panthers Trading Turner To Chargers For Okung” (AP) - “The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal can’t be processed and the teams cannot comment on it until the NFL’s new league year begins March 18.”
• “Jimmy Graham not expected back with Packers” (NFL.com) - “The 33-year-old tight end is not expected back in Green Bay, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per sources informed of the situation.”
• “Will Tua Be the NFL’s Next Great Lefty?” (MMQB) - “It’s been years since the NFL had a left-handed starting quarterback. Why teams won’t worry about his handedness, and how the top QB prospect is getting ready for draft season as his hip recovers.”
• “49ers’ Raheem Mostert cancels signing due to ‘recent outbreak of coronavirus in the Bay Area’” (CBS) - “On Wednesday night, San Francisco 49ers running back Raheem Mostert announced that he was canceling a March 8 signing in order to maintain his health.”