Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (10/5/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns LT Jedrick Wills Jr. undergoes MRI; Kevin Stefanski says ‘Everything is on the table’” (92.3 The Fan) - “Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. underwent an MRI Monday as he continues to battle a left ankle injury suffered in Week 1 at Kansas City.”
• “After ‘poor’ showing vs. Vikings, Browns need another Baker Mayfield bounce-back” (ESPN) - “Even after all of his struggles Sunday, Baker Mayfield still had a prime opportunity to put the Minnesota Vikings away late in the fourth quarter.”
• “Offensive Issues Start with Mayfield, Definitely Don’t End There” (BrownsDigest) - “Stefanski trusted Mayfield to the very end, even if it didn’t pan out the way he hoped. The defense was able to deliver them a victory.”
• “Malik Jackson, Malik McDowell form violent, physical defensive tackle tandem” (BrownsZone) - “From his spot in the deep middle, free safety John Johnson III has a great view of defensive tackles Malik Jackson and Malik McDowell.”
• “Mike Polk Jr.’s Take: Sunday’s Cleveland Browns win is like a nice, cold RC Cola” (WKYC) - “Would I prefer that it had looked more like last week’s Coca-Cola style win, where the Browns easily waltzed to victory over Chicago? Of course.”
• “Why this game is a big, huge, enormous victory for the Browns” (Pluto) - “The season is only four games old. The playoffs are months away. And no one is predicting Minnesota will win the Super Bowl.”
• “Browns Sign WR Lawrence Cager to Practice Squad” (OBR) - “He was signed to the active roster for Week 3. He totaled 35 receiving yards on two catches, all in his NFL debut and first start that week against Indianapolis.”
• “NFL Week 4 Game Recap: Cleveland Browns 14, Minnesota Vikings 7” (PFF) - “The Cleveland Browns outlasted the Minnesota Vikings, 14-7, in Week 4 behind a dominant defensive effort and another impressive team-wide rushing performance.”
• “Browns Week 4 snap counts: Lot of TEs, more Lee than Wilson” (BrownsWire) - “The end result is the most important thing but the concerns on offense with Baker Mayfield are troubling while the defense and run game once again prove they can carry the team.”