Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/14/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Berry explains decision to trade up for Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah” (WKYC) - “Shortly after the Cleveland Browns traded up to select Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Andrew Berry noted the irony of the transaction.”
• “What I’m hearing from Browns OTAs about some draft picks” (Pluto) - “But strength is a big part of the game on the line. So I didn’t hear much about fourth-rounder Tommy Togiai, other than the Ohio State defensive lineman looks like an NFL player.”
• “Why Mayfield’s Homerun Power Might Matter” (Browns Digest) - “The Cleveland Browns quarterback was able to tie for a share of the victory in homerun derby at Jarvis Landry’s softball charity event.”
• “Jarvis Landry: Why not talk about Browns as Super Bowl contenders?” (PFT) - “The Browns are coming off their most successful season in ages, but some might take a pause before anointing them with the same label.”
• “The Browns and Expectations” (WFNY) - “Often times I wonder what early fall felt like in the mid-to-late 1980s. For better or worse, I didn’t see the light of the world until 1992, so I knew nothing of what passion, hope, or pain felt like in Cleveland, Ohio.”

NFL:

• “Miami Dolphins reach three-year, $39 million extension with LB Jerome Baker” (ESPN) - “Dolphins have agreed to terms with linebacker Jerome Baker on a three-year contract extension worth $39 million, including $28.4 million guaranteed...”
• “Le’Veon Bell: ‘I’ll never play for Andy Reid again, I’d retire first’” (NFL.com) - “Le’Veon Bell didn’t play in the Chiefs’ final two playoff games, this after maintaining a modest role upon his midseason arrival. Don’t expect him to suit up for Kansas City in the future as well.”
• “Every NFL franchise’s best team of the Super Bowl era” (CBS) - “And while some franchises have been more fortunate than others, each franchise can point to at least one team from its past that stood out from the rest.”