Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/13/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Offensive continuity doesn’t always lead to improvement” (BrownsWire) - “For years, the Browns rarely had the same head coach and front office boss (no matter the title) return for a second season together.”
• “Should Stump Mitchell Get More Credit On The Browns Coaching Staff?” (BrownsNation) - “A lot of attention has circulated around Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski since he arrived over a year ago.”
• “OBR Top Five: Best Defensive Turnovers From The Browns’ 2020 Season” (OBR) - “But what if I told you another goal was to force a turnover to get the offense back on the turf at an even quicker rate?”
• “Former Cleveland Browns linebacker Barkevious Mingo accused of sex crime involving child” (cleveland.com) - “ESPN reports Mingo, 30, was arrested last week in Arlington after turning himself in to police.”

NFL:

• “Washington Football Team’s new name, logo will have no ‘linkage to Native American imagery,’ president Jason Wright says” (ESPN) - “It hasn’t yet settled on a new name or logo, but there will be a permanent one in place for the 2022 season.”
• “Ex-Steelers linebacker surprisingly decides to retire at age 28 after six NFL seasons” (CBS) - “After spending six seasons in the NFL, Anthony Chickillo has decided he’s not interested in returning for a seventh.”
• “NFL suffers setback in Rams relocation litigation” (PFT) - “The outcome has significance in large part because really rich people never want to be forced to disclose details about what they have.”
• “Alex Gibbs, innovative Broncos offensive line coach, dies at 80” (NFL.com) - “The Denver Broncos and the NFL lost an influential figure on Monday. Longtime assistant coach Alex Gibbs died from complications from a stroke, the team announced. He was 80.”