Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/9/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns backup QB Case Keenum among those to participate in OTAs this week” (92.3 The Fan) - “Backup quarterback Case Keenum has along with at least six more defensive players are participating in OTAs this week in Berea.”
• “Browns Staffer Brownson Charged With Drunken Driving” (AP) - “Cleveland Browns chief of staff Callie Brownson could face discipline from the team and the NFL for drunken driving charges.”
• “Cleveland Browns 2021 Preseason Schedule Set and Filled With Quirks” (OBR) - “The reminder worth noting is that this season will only have three preseason games, different than the usual four, due to the NFL expanding the regular season to 17 games.”
• “How can Kevin Stefanski get even better in Year 2? Will Anthony Schwartz help special teams?” (BrownsZone) - “From a macro standpoint, it would be difficult for Stefanski to fare much better than he did as a rookie head coach.”
• “Former Browns Super Back Dan Vitale Announces Retirement Via LinkedIn” (Browns Digest) - “Dan Vitale, who played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns and most recently the New England Patriots has announced his retirement.”

NFL:

• “Roundup: Niners OL Justin Skule, DB Tarvarius Moore suffer significant injuries” (NFL.com) - “Two 49ers, offensive lineman Justin Skule and defensive back Tarvarius Moore, suffered significant injuries during Monday’s OTAs session.”
• “Retirement would give Aaron Rodgers greater flexibility, lower financial penalty than holding out” (PFT) - “With Aaron Rodgers skipping Green Bay’s mandatory minicamp, the next question becomes whether he reports for training camp.”
• “Jim Fassel, Former Giants Coach, Dies at 71” (SI.com) - “Former Giants head coach Jim Fassel has died, according to his son, John, who told the Los Angeles Times’ Sam Farmer. He was 71.”
• “Julio Jones declines to take No. 11 from Tennessee Titans’ A.J. Brown, will wear No. 2” (ESPN) - “A.J. Brown offered his No. 11 to Julio Jones, but the Tennessee Titans’ newly acquired playmaker declined. Instead, Jones will wear No. 2 with his new team.”