Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/16/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns willing to pay Jadeveon Clowney $15M in a one-year contract, per report” (CBS) - “The Browns apparently mean it when they say, behind the scenes, that they haven’t given up on landing the former Pro Bowler, however.”
• “Kareem Hunt has chip on his shoulder in 2020” (OBR) - “The 2020 NFL season will be Kareem Hunt’s first full campaign with the Cleveland Browns. Coming into this year, Hunt is looking to make a big impact alongside Nick Chubb in the Cleveland backfield.”
• “How the Browns IT staff went from the ‘dark room in the corner’ to front and center” (Browns.com) - “When Brandon Covert received a call from Kevin Stefanski at 8:01 p.m. on Day 1 of the 2020 NFL Draft, he knew the message couldn’t be good.”

NFL:

• “Multiple Cowboys, Texans players have tested positive for COVID-19” (NFL.com) - “None of the players are believed to have been in their team facilities and the Cowboys and Texans teams followed proper health protocols, Rapoport added.”
• “Ravens’ Lamar Jackson fine after tumble over jet ski, source says” (ESPN) - “NFL MVP Lamar Jackson is fine after tumbling over a jet ski in a video posted on social media, a source said Monday.”
• “NFLPA says revenues would decline by $3 billion if stadiums are empty” (PFT) - “The NFL would see a dramatic loss of revenue — and with it a dramatic decline in players’ portion of the revenue — if stadiums are empty this season.”
• “Tua Tagovailoa ‘Doing Miraculously Well’ Recovering from Hip Injury, Physical Therapist Says” (SI.com) - “The former Alabama quarterback underwent a successful surgery to correct the posterior hip wall fracture and dislocation in November.”