Daily Dawg Chow (7/20/20)

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More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.

Cleveland Browns:

• “JC Tretter: We all have a responsibility to keep each other safe” (PFT) - “The NFLPA advised players not to work out in groups as a way to avoid spreading the coronavirus, but there were many groups of players that went on working together despite that advice.”
• “NFL players, including Browns stars, take to Twitter in plea to league to address health and safety concerns” (BrownsZone) - “NFL players are publicly pleading with the league to address several health and safety concerns on the eve of training camp.”
• “Draft Nick Chubb in Fantasy Football and Stop Worrying About Kareem Hunt” (numberFire) - “With Hunt serving an eight-game suspension, Chubb was the RB4 in terms of fantasy points per game in half-PPR (point per reception) leagues.”
• “Too Many Weapons? Shut up.” (WFNY) - “Too often lately, I see debates about the Cleveland Browns and their offensive arsenal. We’re talking about Odell Beckham Junior, Jarvis Landry, Nick Chubb, and Kareem Hunt, and we should be happy.”
• “Gov. Mike DeWine explains why he hopes football can block a coronavirus surge in Ohio” (cleveland.com) - “Four months ago, Gov. Mike DeWine used sports to display his decisiveness. Now, his administration is leaning on sports in a quest for unity.”

NFL:

• “NFL’s proposal dramatically cuts player pay if season is canceled” (PFT) - “The Collective Bargaining Agreement does not include a force majeure clause. The league is essentially trying to force the players to accept one after the fact.”
• “NFL training camp set to start as scheduled” (NFL.com) - “Currently, no more than 20 players would be allowed at one time in the team facility. This will remain until the NFLPA signs off on infectious disease emergency response plans for each club...”
• “Fantasy Football Dynasty Quarterback Tiers: No easy task placing Cam Newton and Baker Mayfield” (CBS) - “He was coming off a brilliant rookie year, he had a young, exciting head coach and one of the best sets of weapons in the league.”

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