Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/4/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Bitonio Excited About What He Sees The Wide Zone Scheme Can Be” (OBR) - “Shanahan employed the ‘wide zone’ scheme offense and the Browns were moving the ball on the ground with success until center Alex Mack went down with a broken ankle.”
• “Mayfield voluntarily jumping into other position meetings” (cleveland.com) - “If the real Baker Mayfield is anything like the virtual one, Browns offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt will be one happy man this season.”
• “OBJ A ‘Model Guy’ During Browns’ Virtual Offseason Program” (AP) - “Odell Beckham Jr. practiced his own version of social distancing during his first offseason with the Browns. This year, the flashy receiver’s been as close as possible.”
• “Myles Garrett on George Floyd protests: ‘Change isn’t always a clean process’” (WKYC) - “Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett took to social media on Sunday to share a statement regarding the George Floyd protests.”

NFL:

• “Giants, Jets, Bills reopen facilities” (NFL.com) - “In what can be seen as a significant step in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, two franchises that call a major market home are reopening their facilities.”
• “DeAndre Baker’s attorney believes Giants cornerback will be exonerated soon” (CBS) - “Baker was charged with four counts of armed robbery with a firearm and four counts of aggravated assault with a firearm...”
• “How Bengals’ Joe Burrow is preparing for NFL” (ESPN) - “The top overall pick in April’s NFL draft is back home in Athens County, Ohio, living with his parents and looking for empty fields so he can throw passes to his friends.”
• “NBA playoffs, NFL regular season will intersect” (PFT) - “For years, the NFL’s postseason has unfolded during the NBA’s regular season. This year, the NBA’s postseason will happen during the first few weeks of the NFL’s regular season.”