Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/22/21)

Cleveland Browns:

• “Baker Mayfield says team’s starting fresh this year despite last season’s success, ‘nothing’s going to be given to us’” (BrownsZone) - “Big heads. Inflated egos. A supersized sense of accomplishment.”
• “Browns QB Mayfield Not Stressing About Contract Situation” (AP) - “Baker Mayfield is letting everyone else stress over his contract situation and future with the Browns. He’s got other priorities.”
• “Browns Breakdowns: What Tony Fields II brings to the linebackers” (Browns.com) - “Tony Fields II checks off many of the boxes the Browns have looked for when making additions to their linebackers room.”
• “Browns passing offense converts third downs at a high rate” (BrownsWire) - “Kevin Stefanski made a few things clear after he was hired as the Cleveland Browns new head coach.”
• “ODOT awards $2.5 million to city of Cleveland for proposed Haslam Sports Group lakefront development” (WKYC) - “The plan calls for a park-like land bridge over State Route 2 and the railroad tracks to link the lakefront to the downtown Cleveland area.”
• “NFL true or false: Does defense win championships? The Browns are about to find out” (cleveland.com) - “This piece isn’t about me. It’s kind of Browns-centric, but isn’t everything?”
• “Three questions each AFC North team must answer before start of season” (CBS) - “Fresh off of their best season in over a quarter century, the Cleveland Browns have their sights set on winning their first division title since 1989.”