Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/4/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Myles Garrett Says He’s Back To “Peak Condition” After COVID-19 Battle” (BrownsNation) - “To see the Cleveland Browns star looking healthy and strong was a welcome sight to coaches and fans.”
• “Myles Garrett not concerned about Browns falling behind Chiefs in offseason” (PFT) - “The Browns will begin their 2021 season the same way they ended their 2020 postseason — with a trip to Kansas City.”
• “Anthony Walker Jr. sees great things coming from Greg Newsome II, Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah” (BrownsZone) - “Newsome has been in town since rookie minicamp in mid-May. Walker joined him for OTAs this week.”
• “Browns use versatile rookie Demetric Felton at WR in Wednesday’s OTAs” (Browns.com) - “Felton, picked in the sixth round by the Browns in the 2021 NFL Draft, has spent significant time at both running back and receiver since joining the team.”
• “A strange scouting trip and draft deals bring Ozzie Newsome to Cleveland” (Pluto) - “The last Hall of Famer drafted by the Browns spent draft day sitting by the phone in his apartment near the University of Alabama campus.”

NFL:

• “Frank Gore waiting for ‘right situation’ before considering retirement” (NFL.com) - “At 38 years old, it would be totally unsurprising if Frank Gore called it quits. He’s just not ready to do that yet.”
• “Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant Harold Goodwin reacts to Eugene Chung claim” (ESPN) - “Goodwin, who is Black, has been publicly outspoken on the league’s hiring practices toward minority candidates in the past.”
• “NFL officially sets date for Super Bowl LVII, game will become second-latest Super Bowl ever played” (CBS) - “You probably don’t have a 2023 calendar in front of you, but if you do, you can go ahead and mark the date for Super Bowl LVII.”