Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (4/5/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Why I Doubted Baker Mayfield (And Might Have To Apologize)” (BrownsNation) - “Sure, there are some holdouts among fans and pundits. We can attribute that to muscle memory as the long pattern of rapid quarterback turnover shudders to a stop.”
• “No love for Rashard Higgins? Can this really become a top-10 defense?” (Pluto) - “Many readers know the wide receiver has been one of my favorite Browns since he was a fifth-round draft pick in 2016.”
• “Is organization’s culture strong enough to transform Takk McKinley?” (BrownsZone) - “According to McKinley, Berry liked him in the 2017 draft and tried to trade for him last season, in addition to putting in three waiver claims.”
• “Every team’s helmet featured in downtown Cleveland as NFL Draft approaches” (WKYC) - “At Mall C just off of Lakeside Ave. E, you can now find giant replicas of all 32 NFL team’s helmets overlooking FirstEnergy Stadium.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: Jaguars sign former Chiefs LB Damien Wilson” (NFL.com) - “Former Kansas City Chiefs starting linebacker Damien Wilson has signed with the Jaguars, the team announced Friday.”
• “Here’s What We Know About the Lawsuits Facing Deshaun Watson” (SI.com) - “Twenty-one civil lawsuits have been filed in the last two weeks against Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson, alleging sexual harassment and assault.”
• “NFL names LeCharles Bentley senior advisor of player performance and development” (PFT) - “The NFL announced on Friday that Bentley has been named senior advisor of player performance and development.”
• “Tom Brady rookie card sells for record $2.25 million” (ESPN) - “Brady’s rookie card sold in March for $1.32 million, believed to be a record high for any football card, and now the same type of card has blown past that record, selling for $2.25 million on Friday.”