Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/4/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Jarvis Landry says Browns offense determined to be even better in 2021, focused on beating ‘the standard’” (Browns.com) - “Jarvis Landry didn’t have the stomach to watch much of the AFC and NFC Championships last weekend.”
• “Analyzing The Possibility Of Marshon Lattimore Trade” (OBR) - “As such, he’s been a popular trade target due to his peak play, and wouldn’t you guess it, the Browns have popped up as a potential trade target.”
• “Who was the Browns’ most disappointing player?” (cleveland.com) - “No matter how successful a season is, there are always things that could’ve gone better and areas that need improvement. That’s where the most disappointing award comes in.”
• “Longtime NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer moved into hospice care” (Yahoo! Sports) - “The family of longtime NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer said Wednesday that he had been moved into a hospice facility in North Carolina.”

NFL:

• “Barber with COVID-19 was scheduled to cut Patrick Mahomes’ hair” (PFT) - “The Chiefs had to isolate two players this week when it was revealed that a barber with COVID-19 cut their hair. But it could have been much worse.”
• “Wednesday’s injury and roster news: Antonio Brown, Antoine Winfield Jr. among Bucs limited in practice” (NFL.com) - “The Buccaneers reached Wednesday with four key players still working their way through individual ailments.”
• “NFLPA’s DeMaurice Smith says there’s no COVID-19 scenario where Super Bowl LV would be moved” (ESPN) - “NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith doesn’t see that changing Sunday with Super Bowl LV.”
• “Antonio Brown Still Doesn’t Get It” (SI.com) - “Wednesday’s meeting with the media didn’t include any sign of contrition regarding his past behavior. Instead, the Bucs receiver was focused on his own misconceived victimhood.”