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

Cleveland Browns:

• “Alex Van Pelt ‘definitely’ notices a level of confidence from Baker Mayfield” (PFT) - “Mayfield consistently improved throughout the 2020 season, fulfilling his potential as a franchise quarterback while flourishing under first-year head coach Kevin Stefanski.”
• “Clowney Having Fun With Browns, Forming Bond With Garrett” (AP) - “Fun seemed to be the theme for Clowney, who stood out during Cleveland’s three-day minicamp, which concluded Thursday with a high-spirited workout on the fields behind the team’s training complex.”
• “Coordinator Joe Woods knows he’s under pressure to produce with lots of talent added to defense” (BrownsZone) - “The NFL’s version of Peter Parker’s “with great power comes great responsibility” may not be as philosophical, but it certainly applies to defensive coordinator Joe Woods.”
• “Spotrac Gives Insight Into Nick Chubb’s Payday That Is Approaching” (Browns Digest) - “Now that minicamp has come and gone, it is time for the Cleveland Browns to at least have discussions on extending multiple players.”
• “Malik Jackson donates 250 copies of Juneteenth-themed children’s book to Cleveland Metropolitan School District” (Browns.com) - “Malik Jackson doesn’t want future generations to forget about the day African Americans became free citizens in the U.S.”
• “OBR Top Five: Best Sacks From Myles Garrett’s 2020 Season” (OBR) - “In the NFL, sacking quarterbacks is an art. The best pass rushers tend to find a way to get to the quarterback as quickly as possible, which can sometimes result in sacks.”