Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/30/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns GM: We’ve been clear we see Odell Beckham Jr. as a ‘long-term member of the organization’” (CBS) - “Berry gave his strongest statement regarding Beckham — saying he is viewed as a long-term member of the organization.”
• “Berry expects ‘fantastic’ year from Baker Mayfield under new coach” (BrownsZone) - “New coach Kevin Stefanski feels the same way but stressed the rebound from a disappointing Year 2 will only happen through hard work.”
• “Round 6 steal? Urban Meyer calls Browns’ Donovan Peoples-Jones ‘a top-10 draft pick’” (CantonRep) - “At the time, Meyer was head coach at Ohio State, and Peoples-Jones was a freshman at Cass Technical High School in midtown Detroit.”
• “Grant Delpit brings natural free safety ability to make plays for Browns — and yes, he needs to tackle better: Film review” (cleveland.com) - “Delpit’s rate is more than 10 percent worse than Winfield’s, his 2019 injury history may explain the issue.”

NFL:

• “Sources: Clay Matthews filing grievance against Los Angeles Rams” (ESPN) - “Linebacker Clay Matthews is filing a grievance against the Los Angeles Rams over $2 million in unpaid guarantees, sources told ESPN.”
• “Chiefs CB Bashaud Breeland facing 4-game suspension” (NFL.com) - “Prior to his arrest, Breeland was facing a four-game suspension for a separate violation of the league’s substance-abuse policy...”
• “Titans sign Johnathan Joseph” (PFT) - “Joseph spent the last nine seasons in Houston and was a fixture in the starting lineup for almost all of that time. He had 51 tackles and an interception during his final season with the team.”
• “NFL to cut pay for league employees, furlough others; Roger Goodell volunteers to take zero dollars in salary” (CBS) - “NFL commissioner Roger Goodell revealed that the league would be cutting pay for multiple employees and furloughing others.”