Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/18/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns closing their offices Friday in observance of Juneteenth” (cleveland.com) - “Closing the offices was another way for Goodell to show that he’s not just giving lip service to social injustice and that he’s truly listening to his players.”
• “Rookie Film Review: Mack Wilson Roller Coaster Needs to Trend Up” (OBR) - “The Browns needed improved linebacker play in 2019. They drafted two of them heading into the season, and while that van be sold as an eye on the future, it was also needed immediately.”
• “Baker Mayfield 2020 outlook: Evaluating the Browns’ QB’s down 2019 and how he can take next step” (CBS) - “Is he primed to take a leap forward, or was 2019 a sign of things to come for the first pick in the 2018 NFL Draft?”
• “ESPN analysts: Cleveland Browns should sign Cam Newton” (WKYC) - “Appearing on ESPN’s ‘Get Up,’ former NFL players turned analysts Dominique Foxworth and Marcus Spears agreed the Cleveland Browns should sign quarterback Cam Newton.”

NFL:

• “Broncos great Jerry Sturm dies at age of 83” (NFL.com) - “The Denver Broncos lost one of their greats Wednesday with the passing of former offensive lineman Jerry Sturm. He was 83.”
• “Chargers coach: Teams ‘crazy’ not to have Colin Kaepernick on workout lists” (ESPN) - “Los Angeles Chargers coach Anthony Lynn says teams “would be crazy” not to have free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick on their workout lists this summer.”
• “Some teams may take fewer than 90 players to camp” (PFT) - “The roster limit for NFL teams in training camp is 90. It’s not a minimum; however, they can bring fewer than 90. And some may do just that.”
• “Coaches, Players Make Best Of NFL’s 1st Virtual Offseason” (AP) - “Six teams decided to end their offseason programs even with the NFL allowing two more weeks to keep working: the Bears, Titans, Rams, Texans, Cardinals and Redskins.”