Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/25/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jarvis Landry being smart about his return, how the Browns are virtually bonding and other takeaways” (cleveland.com) - “The target date has always been August, but players usually return on a limited basis and work themselves up to full-go.”
• “The Legacy Of Browns Kicker Phil Dawson” (BrownsNation) - “Phil Dawson spent 2 decades in the NFL and became of the one most consistent kickers in NFL history. He also became a well-known face of the Cleveland Browns.”
• “Cleveland Browns Triple Mock Draft Fight” (OBR) - “It presents us the opportunity to continue to build our watchlists at each position that the Browns may or may not be targeting next spring, and familiarize ourselves with guys to keep an eye on...”

NFL:

• “Troy Vincent: NFL planning for full stadiums ‘until medical community tells us otherwise’” (CBS) - “The NFL doesn’t plan on playing football games in empty stadiums in 2020 unless it’s forced to.”
• “Seattle Seahawks reach deal with ex-Texans running back Carlos Hyde” (ESPN) - “The Seattle Seahawks and running back Carlos Hyde have reached an agreement on a one-year deal, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Friday.”
• “Defenseless player protections may be extended for kick returners” (PFT) - “NFL owners almost always support player safety rules that the Competition Committee has recommended, so this one seems like a safe bet to pass.”