Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/22/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “David Njoku: I love Cleveland with all my heart” (PFT) - “Browns tight end David Njoku requested a trade earlier this month and said that he’d like to move on before the start of training camp.”
• “Fans call for Browns to change stadium name due to FirstEnergy controversy” (WKYC) - “FirstEnergy is alleged to be involved in the bribery scheme that resulted in Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder being arrested on Tuesday.”
• “PFF Projects Cleveland Browns Best, Worst Record Odds For 2020” (BrownsNation) - “There is a lot of pressure on Cleveland heading into 2020. If the Browns match their record from 2019, the disappointment may even be larger this year than it was last year.”
• “Is Greedy Williams the answer opposite Denzel Ward?” (cleveland.com) - “Former Browns General Manager John Dorsey wasn’t hesitant to use some of his valuable draft assets over his two drafts on the Browns secondary.”
• “Browns all-time 53-man roster: Jim Brown stands out as one of 17 Hall of Fame inductees” (CBS) - “The Browns won eight league championships and several of the names found on those teams are also found on our all-time roster below.”

NFL:

• “Veteran defensive end, Super Bowl champ Michael Bennett says he’s retiring” (ESPN) - “Bennett told The New Yorker that in addition to spending more time with his family, he wants to help athletes be heard when it comes to social and racial injustice.”
• “NFLPA: 95 players have tested positive for COVID-19 at some point” (NFL.com) - “Ninety-five NFL players have tested positive at some point during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Tuesday update from the NFL Players Association.”
• “Business of Football: Is the NFL’s Plan to Run Out the Clock on the NFLPA?” (MMQB) - “NFL is all about business right now and, as my readers know, that is what’s driving all decisions in sports and business.”