Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (9/28/20)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Mayfield, Chubb Lead Browns Past Washington And Over .500” (AP) - “It’s also the first time they’ve had a winning record since Week 14 in 2014, when they were 7-6 before dropping their last three and costing Mike Pettine his job.”
• “Offense turns 5 turnovers into 24 points in 34-20 win over Washington” (92.3 The Fan) - “The Browns defense forced 5 Washington turnovers Sunday afternoon and the opportunistic offense converted 4 of them into 24 points.”
• “PFF ReFocused: Cleveland Browns 34, Washington Football Team 20” (PFF) - “Harrison Bryant continues to serve as Cleveland’s TE2 with David Njoku on injured reserve, and most of his snaps came once again as a run blocker.”
• “JIMMY’S TAKE: Cleveland Browns ‘exactly where a lot of people thought they would be’ after win over Washington” (WKYC) - “A bit of a slow start offensively. They couldn’t keep drives going, and they became a little bit pass happy.”
• “Washington Football Team-Cleveland Browns game features women coaching, officiating” (ESPN) - “At Sunday’s Washington vs. Browns game, for the first time in NFL history, women were on both sidelines coaching and on the field officiating.”

NFL:

• “Injury roundup: Seahawks’ Chris Carson believed to have suffered knee sprain” (NFL.com) - “Rapoport reported Monday morning that Carson is believed to have suffered just a knee sprain in Sunday’s win over Dallas, per a source informed of the situation.”
• “Russell Wilson Is Forcing MVP Voters to Pay Attention” (MMQB) - “Much has been made about the fact that Russell Wilson has not had a single MVP vote to this point, this, despite being one of the better players in the league throughout his eight years in the NFL.”
• “Philip Rivers hits two milestones as Colts throttle Jets 36-7” (PFT) - “Philip Rivers built an impressive NFL career with the Chargers and he hit a couple of significant personal milestones in Sunday’s rout of the Jets.”