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Dawgs By Nature:
- Browns: D-line looking to be ‘sudden, violent and fast’ (Thomas Moore) – “The Cleveland Browns have completed the first two weeks of training camp, with only about 99 percent of the focus being on the depressing battle to see who will be the starting quarterback. Fortunately, other areas of the team will play a role in determining how well the 2026 season goes, starting with the defensive line.”
- The Browns’ “X-factor” on defense for 2026 (Barry Shuck) – “To paraphrase a famous Brady Bunch expression, “Offense! Offense! Offense!” Why is that side of the ball always getting the attention?”
- Timeline of events related to QB decisions on Saturday: As I understand it (Jared Mueller) – “Saturday in Berea was a bit of a wild day. I was happy to be on the ground with some people I trust, as I got to see, in person, as it all happened.”
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Cleveland Browns
- How Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders have both improved in their area of need over the past week (cleveland.com) – “As the Browns’ quarterback competition heats up, Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders have both improved tremendously in their area of weakness over the past week. For Watson, it’s been his accuracy and efficiency, and for Sanders, it’s been his operational skills.”
- Browns training camp: 6 winners and losers from 1st 10 days (Beacon Journal) – “The actually winners and losers will come once the regular season gets started. Even the “winners” and “losers” of the fast-approaching preseason games aren’t what you would call real winners and losers. However, we’re through 10 days of Browns training camp, which gives a large enough sample size to try to wrap your arms around who is having a good camp and who isn’t having one.”
- You want Browns training camp scribbles? I have 25 for you (Terry Pluto) – “It’s not exciting to talk about positions other than quarterback, but the Browns believe defensive tackles Mason Graham and Mike Hall Jr. are set to make a significant impact. Graham was their first-round pick in 2025, Hall a second-round pick in 2024. Neither has made an immediate major impact. The Browns believe that can change.”
- Looking back, Todd Monken finds humor in Deshaun Watson-Quinshon Judkins line of scrimmage standoff (Browns Zone) – “An interesting moment occurred Friday during training camp practice. Quarterback Deshaun Watson called for running back Quinshon Judkins, who was lined up in the slot, to go in motion. Judkins refused. They went back and forth until the play clock ran out for a penalty.”
NFL
- Eagles star Lane Johnson deserves the farewell tour he’s about to embark on (The Athletic) – “Lane Johnson announced to the world that 2026 is “probably” the final season of his storied career, and one of his closest confidants announced to the world a long-held belief within the locker room and team facility for the past decade.”
- Saints’ Dillon Radunz out for season because of torn ACL (ESPN) – “New Orleans Saints guard Dillon Radunz is out for the season with a torn ACL, according to coach Kellen Moore. Radunz limped off the field after one-on-one offensive and defensive line drills toward the beginning of Saturday’s practice and did not return. Radunz, who signed with the Saints last year, has been a key reserve who started 10 games last season.”
- The cold, hard truth – Life more difficult for Commanders without Laremy Tunsil (Hogs Haven) – “I often get accused of pumping out too many rainbows and unicorns when it comes to our favorite team in Washington. Well, this post will not have any mythical creatures or pots of gold at the end. Yesterday’s loss of left tackle Laremy Tunsil to a torn triceps is DEVASTATING for this football team!”
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