Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/17/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns committed to building around core group of young players” (ESPN) - “DePodesta said Thursday that despite wholesale changes to the coaching staff and front office this offseason, the team is not looking to break up its young core of players.”
• “The OBJ trade talk needs to be taken seriously, at least for now” (PFT) - “For now, there’s not much clarity regarding talk of a potential trade that would send receiver Odell Beckham Jr. from the Browns to the Vikings.”
• “DePodesta confident Browns will have choice of “very good” players at No. 10” (BrownsZone) - “Despite the organizational philosophy that values acquiring extra picks, he may not even be tempted to trade the pick.”
• “Browns Possible Interior Defensive Line Targets” (OBR) - “Most NFL Draft observers have had the Browns penciled in for an offensive tackle since before the NFL Combine in Indianapolis in February began and before free agency began in mid-March.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: RB Matt Breida signs 49ers 1-year tender” (NFL.com) - “Restricted free agent running back Matt Breida has signed his one-year tender, the team announced on Thursday afternoon. Breida was tendered a one-year contract on March 17.”
• “Sources: NFL still planning to release full schedule by May 9” (ESPN) - “The NFL still plans to release its 2020 schedule by May 9, based on a full season, league sources told ESPN’s Chris Mortensen.”
• “Von Miller has a confirmed case of COVID-19, says he’s in ‘good spirits’” (CBS) - “Von Miller, the Broncos’ perennial Pro Bowl pass rusher, has a confirmed case of the coronavirus, his agent has told NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.”
• “Zoom-Bombs, Bad Passwords, and a Big Target: Why NFL Draft Season Is Ripe to Be Hacked” (MMQB) - “On Thursday night, Roger Goodell, from a bunker in Westchester County, will officially put the Bengals on the clock.”