Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/10/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Schottenheimer was the force behind the 1980s teams that provided so much joy, so many thrills” (BrownsZone) - “Any Browns fan born before 1980 but too young to remember the 1964 NFL Championship was forged by the Schottenheimer teams of the second half of the 1980s.”
• “Carl Lawson Could Provide A Second Home Run Hitter For The Cleveland Browns Pass Rush” (OBR) - “It’s edge rusher week at The OBR, so you’ve probably picked up that we’re taking a look at pass rushers on the edge.”
• “Cleveland Browns Waive Guard Malcolm Pridgeon” (BrownsNation) - “The NFL offseason just began and the Cleveland Browns are already making moves. On Tuesday, the organization decided to waive guard Malcolm Pridgeon.”
• “Reviewing the QBs: Baker Mayfield only got better during big 3rd season” (Browns.com) - “This was the big step forward the Browns were hoping to see from Mayfield, who struggled a bit during the first half of the season before taking off in a big way during the second.”
• “Jedrick Wills, Rashard Higgins plead guilty to speeding to settle drag racing case” (PFT) - “Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills and wide receiver Rashard Higgins were cited for drag racing in Cleveland last month and they settled the case on Tuesday.”

NFL:

• “Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid put on administrative leave amid crash probe” (ESPN) - “Chiefs placed outside linebackers coach Britt Reid on administrative leave following last week’s three-car accident that left a five-year-old girl in critical condition.”
• “Los Angeles set to host first Super Bowl since 1993” (NFL.com) - “The conclusion of Super Bowl LV means it’s time to start planning for next year’s Super Bowl — and it’s sure to be a spectacle.”
• “Russell Wilson Expresses Frustration With ‘Getting Hit Too Much,’ Personnel Decisions” (SI.com) - “Quarterback Russell Wilson expressed his frustration with the protection he has received during his nine-year career with the Seahawks.”