Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/31/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “NFL officially adds 17th regular-season game for each team; Browns to host Cardinals in 2021” (WKYC) - “As a result of the expanded schedule, the Arizona Cardinals have now been added as an opponent for a ninth home game on the Cleveland Browns’ 2021 schedule.”
• “Browns officially waive DE Trevon Young” (BrownsWire) - “Young never appeared in a game for the Browns despite being in Cleveland since the middle of the 2019 season. He spent the 2020 season on injured reserve after reverting from waivers over the summer.”
• “5 takeaways from a busy couple of weeks of free agency” (BrownsZone) - “The draft is less than a month away, so general manager Andrew Berry’s focus has shifted to the next phase of roster building.”
• “The Women of the Cleveland Browns share their stories” (Browns.com) - “Women’s History Month is at an end, but the impact of women all throughout the Cleveland Browns organization is felt on an everyday basis.”

NFL:

• “NFL expects full stadiums for 2021 season, commissioner Roger Goodell says” (ESPN) - “The NFL is making plans to open its stadiums to full capacity for the 2021 season, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday.”
• “Eagles, Falcons now more likely to make playoffs in 2021” (CBS) - “But which of the 32 teams benefit most — or least — from this year’s expansion? Now that every team has an additional game, after all, some are bound to face tougher schedules than others.”
• “Expanded season puts records in jeopardy” (PFT) - “Still, it’s worth taking a quick look at some of the most significant single-season marks, along with the average performance that will now be needed to set a new standard.”
• “Cardinals, veteran QB Colt McCoy agree to one-year deal” (NFL.com) - “McCoy is signing a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported. The team later announced the signing.”