Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/12/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns waive CB Robert Jackson” (92.3 The Fan) - “Cornerback Robert Jackson was waived by the Browns Thursday. Jackson saw limited snaps in 10 games during the regular season where he was credited with six tackles and a pass defensed.”
• “‘21 Strong: Callie Brownson’s history-making year as a trailblazer for women in the NFL” (WKYC) - “Not many people are brave enough to take a job billed as ‘anything and everything,’ with a bit of ‘unpredictable’ thrown in, too.”
• “Reviewing the O-line: Browns had one of NFL’s best and deepest groups” (Browns.com) - “The Browns attacked the offensive line more than any other position group during the offseason, and it paid off in a big way.”
• “The Turnaround Specialist” (WFNY) - “Strong thoughts, like the angular jaw bone he jutted, the blazing game day eyes, the hard poke of his index finger into the sternum of the player he clutched before shoving him back toward the field.”

NFL:

• “Tom Brady to have minor surgery on knee” (PFT) - “Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady played all 20 games this regular season and postseason, but it turns out that he’s not 100 percent healthy.”
• “NFL Carousel Will Spin Soon, And Not Just For Quarterbacks” (AP) - “The Matthew Stafford-Jared Goff trade not only has whet fans’ appetites for big deals, it’s caused a social media frenzy about which quarterbacks are headed elsewhere.”
• “Seahawks receiving more calls on Russell Wilson after public comments” (NFL.com) - “Russell Wilson has been unusually outspoken about his desires for his situation in Seattle in the last week, and it has driven new interest.”
• “Urban Meyer defends hiring controversial Chris Doyle” (ESPN) - “Meyer is defending his hiring of Chris Doyle, a former strength coach at the University of Iowa who was accused of making racist remarks, belittling and bullying players.”