Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (8/27/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns lay out plan for attending home games to season-ticket holders” (BrownsZone) - “The Browns have presented the plan to the city and state and their health departments and await a final decision.”
• “Browns Sign Former Bengals Wideout Damion Willis From Waivers” (BrownsDigest) - “The Cleveland Browns have claimed Damion Willis off of waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals, moving Willis from one AFC North team to the other.”
• “Can Odell Beckham Jr. Regain His Status as a Top-Tier Fantasy Football Receiver?” (numberFire) - “He’s still only 27 years old and likely has a better connection with Baker Mayfield after spending the past year together.”
• “Trying to make sense of the Browns’ wide receivers after 10 days of training camp” (cleveland.com) - “If you were looking for a wide receiver to make a big play during what has been a lackluster training camp for the offense...”

NFL:

• “Former Washington employee says lewd video of cheerleaders made for owner Daniel Snyder” (ESPN) - “Twenty-five women have spoken to the Post about experiencing sexual harassment while working for the team.”
• “Giants’ Second-Round Pick McKinney Breaks Left Foot” (AP) - “The New York Giants secondary has taken a big hit with second-round draft pick Xavier McKinney scheduled for surgery after breaking his left foot.”
• “A.J. Green back on practice field for Bengals” (NFL.com) - “In this offense, he could get back on that century-mark track as he plays on the franchise tag, in what could possibly be his final year in Cincy.”
• “Pete Carroll believes NFL players could sit out games to protest racial injustice: ‘Anything’s possible’” (CBS) - “Not long ago, there was a genuine possibility NFL teams would not take the field for the kickoff of the 2020 season.”