Welcome to the weekend, Browns fans!
It is going to be a busy two days of sports, highlighted, of course, by Sunday’s home opener for the Cleveland Browns as they host the Carolina Panthers.
Today is a full day, starting at 7 a.m. when it is “lights out, and away we go!” for the Formula 1 Azerbaijan GP, where points leader Kimi Antonelli starts in 16th place on the grid after an accident in qualifying.
The Cleveland Guardians, weather permitting, will look to keep a grip on the American League Central
Division title when they take on the Kansas City Royals at 7:10 p.m.
And being Saturday, there is a tidy slate of games to keep an eye on, including:
- Texas and future New York Giants quarterback Arch Manning at Tennessee.
- Mississippi and future Cleveland Browns quarterback Trinidad Chambliss at Florida.
- South Carolina and future New York Jets quarterback LaNorris Sellers at Alabama.
- Oregon and future Miami Dolphins quarterback Dante Moore at USC.
- Central Michigan at Miami and future Atlanta Falcons quarterback Darian Mensah.
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Let’s get things rolling with today’s edition of the Saturday Dawg Chow.
Dawgs By Nature
Browns vs. Panthers: Week 3 Need to Know (Thomas Moore): Get prepped for Sunday’s game with everything you need to know as the Browns take on the Panthers.
Browns vs Panthers Week 3 injury report: Key guys among 4 ruled out, 4 questionable (Jared Mueller): The Panthers could be without two of their wide receivers, including their top guy.
Nick Chubb officially retires as a Cleveland Browns legend (Thomas Moore): The Browns do a solid for one of the best to ever wear the orange and brown.
3 X-Factors for the upcoming Panthers-Browns home opener (Curtiss Brown): Here are three matchups to watch for in Sunday’s game.
NFLPA recognizes Browns QB Shedeur Sanders ahead of Week 3 (Jared Mueller): Shedeur Sanders gets some much-deserved recognition from the NFL for being a good dude.
If interest is there, does a Shedeur Sanders or Dillon Gabriel trade make sense? (Abby Mueller): Of course, that does not mean the Browns would not trade Sanders in a heartbeat if an offer came along.
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Cleveland Browns
Nick Chubb retires with Browns ahead of game-day honor (ESPN): Can’t get enough Nick Chubb stories.
How Jared Verse is dealing with no sacks through 2 games with Browns (Beacon Journal): The home opener seems as good a time as any for Verse to open his account.
How Carson Schwesinger was elite when Browns needed him most (cleveland.com): Cleveland’s second-year linebacker continues to be a bright spot on defense.
Nick Chubb calls it ‘a blessing’ to be back in ‘special place’ that is Cleveland (Browns Zone): Yes, another Nick Chubb story. He deserves all of it.
NFL
What’s behind Bryce Young’s hot start? Confidence, familiar WRs — and deep shots (The Athletic): Carolina’s quarterback has been on top of his game through the first two weeks of the season.
49ers star Nick Bosa is expected to miss ‘a few weeks’ after pulling his calf (Niners Nation): There is speculation thatthis could be another season-ending injury.
Joe Flacco sets record straight on if he expects to be traded to the Giants (cincinnati.com): Veteran quarterback who knows a thing or two about midseason trades, shoots this one down pretty quickly.
Packers booed off field in 35-14 home-opening ‘butt-whooping’ to Falcons (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel): Turns out it is harder to beat Atlanta when they don’t have Cooper Rush or Jack Strand at quarterback.
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