Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/24/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns Kevin Stefanski hires Kevin Rogers, ex-Vikings QBs coach, as his senior offensive assistant” (cleveland.com) - “Browns coach Kevin Stefanski called upon a trusted former Vikings colleague to help him run the Browns.”
• “Mental health remains a priority for offensive lineman Chris Hubbard, as he tries to help others during difficult time” (BrownsZone) - “A high school friend’s suicide was the first time Chris Hubbard seriously thought about mental health.”
• “Cleveland Browns training camp questions: Can offense finally gel under Kevin Stefanski?” (ESPN) - “The Cleveland Browns open 2020 NFL training camp on July 28 at their practice facility in Berea, Ohio. Here’s a closer look at a few storylines...”
• “Madden Ratings adjuster says legitimate case for both Kareem Hunt, Nick Chubb as top 5 RBs” (Browns.com) - “For Andre Weingarten, the job is an honor and a privilege and one he takes very seriously, even if it can be thankless at times.”
• “Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine could see fans at games in the fall” (PFT) - “Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said he could see a possibility of having fans in the stands at sporting events in the fall. But it’s what happens outside those events that seems to concern him the most.”

NFL:

• “AP Source: Ex-Redskins Become ‘Washington Football Team’” (AP) - “The NFL team formerly known as the Redskins will go by the Washington Football Team until a new name is chosen, a person with knowledge of the move told The Associated Press.”
• “Team virtual work could continue indefinitely if no deal between NFL, NFLPA” (NFL.com) - “A failure to reach a deal by the end of the upcoming weekend could cause virtual work to continue indefinitely.”
• “Cam Newton appears to have already mastered one key part of ‘The Patriot Way’” (CBS) - “Although Newton wasn’t talking to the media this week, he has done some talking this offseason.”