Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/2/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns free-agent target Jadeveon Clowney hasn’t ruled out any team” (cleveland.com) - “Clowney is open to offers and still plans to sign somewhere before the start of the season, he told Josina Anderson on Tuesday.”
• “One Play Reminder of the Impact of Kevin Stefanski’s Scheme” (OBR) - “The difference-making system that is built to get the most out of the offensive talent the Browns will field in 2020.”
• “NFL Players Raise Concerns On Playing, Others Ignore Advice” (AP) - “JC Tretter, a center on the Cleveland Browns and president of the NFL Players Association, wrote an open letter to players on Tuesday, saying they have to fight for ‘necessary COVID-19 protections.’”
• “Tae Davis inspired by grandmother to make a difference with 500-meal donation” (Browns.com) - “As news about the COVID-19 pandemic assimilated across the country, Davis — like so many other Americans — thought about family first.”

NFL:

• “Source: NFL shortens preseason to just two weeks” (ESPN) - “The NFL has shortened its 2020 preseason to two games, a source said, part of a larger acclimatization plan for players following an unprecedented virtual offseason program...”
• “NFL will not hold supplemental draft in 2020” (NFL.com) - “The supplemental draft is off. The NFL informed clubs it will not conduct a supplemental draft this year, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported, per a source informed of the decision.”
• “Two weeks left for tagged players to sign long-term deals” (PFT) - “With two weeks to go until that deadline, none of the 15 players tagged by teams earlier this offseason have landed multi-year deals.”
• “NFL might ask fans to sign a coronavirus liability waiver to attend games this season, per report” (CBS) - “With an uptick in coronavirus cases around the country, a waiver wouldn’t be completely unheard of.”