Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/26/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Draft pack: Ranking the most important home-grown Browns” (CantonRep) - “Meanwhile, what the 2020 Browns are able to squeeze out of the 24 picks spread across seven drafts that are still on the roster is serious business.”
• “3 things we learned from Episode 4 of Building the Browns” (Browns.com) - “The Browns rookies have been hard at work at acclimating to everything about their new team under unique circumstances.”
• “Virtual challenge of coaching Browns while social distancing” (Crowquill) - “Because everything is done virtually, Cleveland Browns coach, Kevin Stefanski, and his staff have not been able to gather as a team and workout.”

NFL:

• “NFL QBs Holding Passing Sessions Minus Bonding Activities” (AP) - “Some NFL quarterbacks are still finding ways to hold throwing sessions with receivers during the coronavirus pandemic, though things look much different.”
• “Jets safety Jamal Adams unlikely to be extended, traded in near future” (NFL.com) - “Jamal Adams wants a long-term contract. The Jets want to give him one. Cowboys fans want Adams dealt to Dallas.”
• “Retirement an option for Devonta Freeman” (PFT) - “Free agent running back Devonta Freeman is prepared to wait until he gets a contract offer to his liking. He may be waiting forever. Retirement may be an option for Freeman...”
• “Is Tua Tagovailoa ready to become Miami’s biggest star since Dan Marino?” (ESPN) - “Over the past month, there has been an innate buzz burgeoning nationally, but especially in South Florida, that can be summed up as a Tua frenzy.”