Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/21/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Landry Ahead Of Schedule In Rehab From Hip Surgery” (AP) - “Quarantine has allowed Browns Pro Bowl wide receiver Jarvis Landry to focus even more on his recovery from off-season hip surgery.”
• “Browns sign Harrison Bryant, Donovan Peoples-Jones” (PFT) - “Both players signed four-year deals. Bryant was the 115th overall pick in April after winning the John Mackey Award during his final year at Florida Atlantic.”
• “Browns create virtual locker room Thursdays to build camaraderie during pandemic” (ABJ) - “Fostering camaraderie during a pandemic would seem out of the question, but the Browns may have found a way.”
• “Jarvis Landry building relationship with new receivers coach Chad O’Shea after departure of Adam Henry” (BrownsZone) - “New coach Kevin Stefanski replaced Henry with Chad O’Shea, who won two Super Bowls with Bill Belichick and the Patriots.”

NFL:

• “Aldon Smith reinstated by NFL, set to join Cowboys” (NFL.com) - “Smith has not played since 2015 due to legal troubles and suspensions, but he’s returning half a decade later to resume his career at 30 years old.”
• “DeAndre Baker was playing ‘Madden’ when hell broke loose: lawyer” (New York Post) - “Whatever went down last week at the Miramar, Fla., house party happened in another room, and DeAndre Baker barely caught a glimpse of it.”
• “In lawsuit, NFL player says he was sexually harassed, assaulted during United Airlines flight” (ESPN) - “The civil suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday, seeks unspecified statutory and punitive damages from the airline.”
• “Devonta Freeman rumors: Seahawks reportedly make offer, while Jets and Eagles also apparently interested” (CBS) - “Seattle Seahawks are interested in Freeman, and offered a one-year deal that would have been worth up to $4 million.”