Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/24/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Chris Hubbard, Kendall Lamm write letter supporting bill to end life sentences without parole for kids” (BrownsZone) - “Browns offensive linemen Chris Hubbard and Kendall Lamm are trying to clear a path for kids to avoid spending their lives in prison.”
• “Nick Chubb is the best running back in the NFL, so why does he never get mentioned alongside the game’s best backs?” (PFF) - “Nick Chubb’s college career got derailed through injury, and that hiccup impacts how people perceive him even now.”
• “Jamal Adams: Analyzing his fit for the Cleveland Browns” (OBR) - “It seems like every offseason there is a big-time NFL talent holding out and wishing his teammates goodbye before any kind of deal is struck.”
• “Myles Garrett Shows Off His Inner Zion Williamson With This Dunk” (BrownsDigest) - “Garrett shared a video to his Instagram story of him dunking a basketball and it was not just any regular dunk.”

NFL:

• “Seahawks, Ravens have discussed signing Antonio Brown” (NFL.com) - “Antonio Brown played in just one game last season and faces a litany of off-field issues that could ultimately lead to a suspension.”
• “Mike Tomlin says Ben Roethlisberger is on track in recovery from elbow injury” (PFT) - “Roethlisberger was lost for the season with an elbow injury after Week Two last year, but Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said today that all signs are good.”
• “Detroit Lions owner Martha Firestone Ford, 94, steps down; Sheila Ford Hamp takes over” (ESPN) - “One change she already appears to be implementing was the organization’s stance on peaceful protests by their players.”
• “Equipping Teams During A Pandemic A Unique Challenge” (AP) - “As football teams from the NFL to the high school level prepare — and hope — for a 2020 season, one of the unrecognized concerns by outsiders could be getting those squads fully equipped.”