Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (3/8/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns’ Switzer Said 9-Month-Old Son Stable After Surgery” (AP) - “Switzer chronicled son Christian’s medical situation over the weekend on Twitter, prompting an outpouring of public support.”
• “Report: Browns won’t issue tender offer to Tavierre Thomas as a restricted free agent” (BrownsWire) - “One of the Browns restricted free agents, cornerback Tavierre Thomas, will not get the required tender offer from the Browns to remain with the team.”
• “Free agents to keep? Making a list. Guess who is my No. 1?” (Pluto) - “With free agency coming, it’s fun to look at players from other teams who will be available. But what about your own guys entering free agency?”
• “Browns Anniversary Jerseys Leaked?” (BrownsDigest) - “NFL teams are always unveiling new looks to move product and fans may have stumbled onto uniforms the Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 49ers plan to wear this year.”
• “Browns 2020-21 season review and offseason to-do list: Safeties” (WFNY) - “The unit greatly underperformed and created a huge issue in the secondary. It was a position with not many bright spots and a lot of poor play.”

NFL:

• “District attorney will not file charges against Broncos DE Von Miller” (NFL.com) - “There will be no criminal charges filed against Denver Broncos pass rusher Von Miller, the District Attorney’s Office of Centennial, Colorado announced Friday in a statement.”
• “Washington Football Team releases quarterback Alex Smith” (ESPN) - “Washington coach Ron Rivera said in a statement that the team granted Smith’s request to be released after the two met this week.”
• “Josh Gordon makes a big splash in his return to football” (PFT) - “The Seahawks officially released Gordon this week at his request, clearing the way for him to play in another league.”