Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/24/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Mayfield, Browns’ high-powered offense show early promise” (AP) - “When Mayfield looks around Cleveland’s offensive huddle, the Browns quarterback is surrounded by almost an embarrassment of offensive riches.”
• “Jack Conklin ‘ready to go,’ says he’ll be 100 percent to face Washington on Sunday” (BrownsZone) - “Right tackle Jack Conklin didn’t want to sit out the 35-30 win over the Bengals. There’s no way he’s missing two games in a row.”
• “How the Browns are asking B.J. Goodson to do things he’s never done before” (cleveland.com) - “Defenders with the most targets in coverage have largely been cornerbacks through the first two weeks of this season. That’s normal.”
• “Jedrick Wills Jr. ‘feeling good’ 2 games into rookie season, ready for the next big test” (Browns.com) - “So when Wills suffered a leg injury in the second half of Week 1 against the Ravens, time, again, was not on his side.”

NFL:

• “Tyrod Taylor’s lung punctured by team doctor before Chiefs game” (ESPN) - “The NFL Players Association is investigating the medical mishap, according to NFLPA assistant executive director of external affairs George Atallah.”
• “Eagles receiver Jalen Reagor suffers UCL tear in thumb” (NFL.com) - “Jalen Reagor’s fairly productive start to his first NFL campaign has come to a halt. The receiver suffered an ulnar collateral ligament tear, the Eagles announced Wednesday.”
• “49ers’ Kyle Shanahan says Nick Mullens is likely to start at quarterback vs. Giants in Week 3” (CBS) - “Shanahan said earlier this week that Garoppolo had a chance of suiting up against the Giants despite leaving Week 2 early with a high-ankle sprain.”
• “NFL season off to highest-scoring start ever” (PFT) - “More points and more touchdowns have been scored in the first two weeks of this season than in any opening two weeks in NFL history.”