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Dawgs By Nature
- Browns new DE Sam Williams: Everything you need to know from childhood to the pros (Barry Shuck) – “This year’s defensive front has possible issues creating a good pass rusher opposite edge rusher Jared Verse. Which is why Sam Williams was signed to assist in this area. But who is Williams? What does he offer the Browns?”
- Browns work out 5 linemen on Thursday (Jared Mueller) – “On Thursday, Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry brought in five linemen for workouts, giving them a shot to replace someone on the current rosters.”
- Browns depth chart: Combining the official 53-man roster and practice squad (Jared Mueller) – “The Cleveland Browns initial 53-man roster is up in flames with a number of changes since Sunday afternoon. Now, with a few days off from practice and a bunch of practice squad additions, a look at what the Browns depth chart might look like while putting together both the current 53-man roster and the practice squad. With the return of CB Michael Coats to the practice squad, the 16-man practice squad is now full.”
- Browns 1st quarter schedule: Finding the most likely win (Abby Mueller) – “It could be a long season ahead for the Cleveland Browns, but those first few weeks can go a long way toward setting the tone for what the rest of the season will look like. The Browns have a pretty favorable schedule overall, but they’ll have some tough matchups to deal with early in the season.”
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Cleveland Browns
- How did past NFL QBs perform the season they returned from an Achilles injury? (cleveland.com) – “The biggest question surrounding Deshaun Watson is if he can produce coming off an Achilles tear. After the Browns named Watson the starting quarterback, we looked at whether the numbers suggest he can survive the first month.”
- Who are the Browns’ 25-and-under core for the future? Try out these 9 (Beacon Journal) – “Cleveland’s 53-man roster includes seven players who are 30 or older. There are three more who are 29, two of whom are specialists, punter Corey Bojorquez and long snapper Rex Sunahara. That leaves 43 who are 28 or younger. However, there are 30 who fall into the 25-or-younger crowd, which is where the nucleus from which whatever the Browns are trying to build for their next opportunity to contend will come.”
- In with the old: NFL coaching carousel revisited the value of experience this season (The Athletic) – “At the NFL’s annual meeting in Arizona, Mike McCarthy and Todd Monken sat at nearby circular tables in the McArthur Ballroom at the Arizona Biltmore. The room is named for Albert Chase McArthur, who designed the resort more than a century ago. The setting supplied its own joke: Both men missed the hotel groundbreaking, but by NFL hiring standards, they were close.”
NFL
- Giants’ Cam Skattebo says he mulled retiring after 2025 injury (ESPN) – “New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo says he briefly contemplated retirement after he suffered an open fracture of his right ankle during his rookie season. In an appearance Thursday on Kay Adams’ “Up & Adams Show,” Skattebo said he thought about retiring about a month into his recovery from his injury, which occurred in late October.”
- Baker Mayfield nearly got everything he wanted. Now he’s betting on himself — again (The Athletic) – “Baker Mayfield used to keep a list. His childhood friends are convinced this started early in high school, back when he was 5 feet 5 and 120 pounds, a wannabe quarterback in a football-obsessed Texas town who had to crowhop like a center fielder just to throw it 35 yards.”
- Cardinals agree to terms with WR Michael Wilson on three-year, $75M extension (NFL.com) – “Arizona is locking down one of its top weapons for the long haul. The Cardinals have agreed to terms with receiver Michael Wilson on a three-year, $75 million contract extension, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport and ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Thursday.”
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