Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/20/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Just one last week without Browns football this year” (WFNY) - “As we enter into another week, we also start the final week of the year without Cleveland Browns football. That’s right!”
• “Update On Where You Can View Your Cleveland Browns This Preseason” (OBR) - “Good news for Browns fans outside of Ohio looking to see their Browns preseason games as the NFL Network announced today they will carry a record 23 preseason games nationally...”
• “For Brady Quinn: A long draft day, a sense of destiny, then painful NFL reality” (Pluto) - “Some fans will recall watching the 2007 draft. Quinn remembered about eight players showing up in New York for the event, all of them expected to be selected near the top.”
• “Can Michael Dunn make Browns roster decisions even harder?” (BrownsWire) - “The Cleveland Browns may have too many talented players. A great problem to have but it calls a lot of players’ futures into question including Michael Dunn.”
• “Browns join American Red Cross for annual First and Ten Blood Drive” (Browns.com) - “The Cleveland Browns and the American Red Cross will host the annual Cleveland Browns First and Ten Blood Drive Saturday, July 31 at 12 locations throughout northeast Ohio.”
• “Kosar tells 3News Investigates why he is opening his home to an imprisoned mobster” (WKYC) - “Kosar is opening his home and urging the release of Kevin McTaggart, an imprisoned mobster who served under Danny Greene.”