Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/19/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns carry over $30.4 million in unused cap space to 2021, most in NFL” (92.3 The Fan) - “The Cleveland Browns will carry forward $30.4 million in unused cap space from 2020 to 2021 according to figures published Thursday by the NFLPA.”
• “Browns’ best sales pitch to J.J. Watt: No more double teams” (ESPN) - “Myles Garrett was one of four edge rushers last season to rank in the top 10 in both double teams faced and overall pass rush win rate.”
• “For once, you can like Browns’ chances better than Steelers without dreaming!” (Pluto) - “At some point, it had to happen. At least, that’s what Browns fans have been telling themselves for years.”
• “With 10 title games, 7 championships, Otto Graham deserves to be mentioned with Tom Brady in discussion of Greatest of All Time” (BrownsZone) - “Tom Brady stands alone with seven Super Bowl victories and 10 trips to the big game.”

NFL:

• “Eagles Send Carson Wentz To Colts For Draft Picks” (AP) - “Carson Wentz helped steer the Philadelphia Eagles to the franchise’s only Super Bowl title and later received the richest contract in team history.”
• “NFL increases 2021 minimum salary cap number to $180 million; final number to be set at later date” (CBS) - “The NFL and NFL Players Association have agreed to set a minimum salary cap number for 2021 at $180 million...”
• “Mike Vrabel confirms discussions about J.J. Watt” (PFT) - “The Titans made only 19 sacks last season. Somehow, some way, the team vows to improve its pass rush. Signing J.J. Watt would be a good start.”
• “Atlanta Falcons release veteran safety Ricardo Allen, DE Allen Bailey” (NFL.com) - “The Atlanta Falcons began the process of reshaping their roster under new general manager Terry Fontenot and coach Arthur Smith.”