The latest news about the Cleveland Browns and the NFL in today’s edition of the Saturday Dawg Chow.
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What Aaron Rodgers’ visit to the Steelers on Friday means for the Browns and Russell Wilson (cleveland.com) - The Big Domino wobbled a little more on Friday when Aaron Rodgers paid a free agent visit to the Steelers, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Once Rodgers decided between the Steelers and Giants, Russell Wilson — whom the Browns hosted last Thursday — will know his fate, and so will probably Carson Wentz and Joe Flacco.
Browns still have questions at QB, other skill positions (ESPN) - The first week of free agency came and went with minimal activity from the Cleveland Browns, save for the team’s surprising reconciliation with star pass rusher Myles Garrett, as the two sides agreed to a record-breaking extension one day before the start of the NFL’s negotiation period.
When it comes to picking average quarterbacks, the Browns really know their stuff (Browns Zone) - So, the Browns ownership wants a new stadium, the Browns fans want a new team and the Browns coaches, presumably, want a new quarterback. I don’t know about you, but I could use a new set of golf clubs, and I don’t even golf. But that’s OK, the Browns barely play football.
Cleveland Browns must stabilize QB room before taking next steps (Beacon Journal) - You have a house. The inside of this house has sustained serious damage. It could be fire, water, smoke, sewage, whatever. The point being that it’s serious enough that ServPro’s rolling up seven deep to assist. In that moment, one’s not thinking about how many televisions they’re going to put in their man cave or the color they’re going to paint the family room. They’re just hoping to get the house to be inhabitable again. That house is the Browns’ quarterback room.
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