Daily Dawg Chow (6/8/20)

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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:

• “Can the Browns come to rescue of Cleveland sports fans?” (Pluto) - “It comes down to the Browns. In this spring and summer of disease, death, destruction, economic collapse and anger in the streets, Cleveland sports fans need the Browns.”
• “Peoples-Jones Should Add Multiple Dimensions To WR Corps, ST” (OBR) - “The Browns have one of the best starting wide receiver tandems in the NFL. However, the depth behind them is somewhat suspect.”
• “Hue Jackson says he wanted Browns to sign Colin Kaepernick in 2017” (WKYC) - “Appearing on WKNR 850, former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson said he wanted the team to sign Colin Kaepernick in 2017.”

NFL:

• “Former Bengals CB Ken Riley, who had 65 INTs, dies at 72” (NFL.com) - “Across 15 seasons, Riley came away with 65 interceptions and the cornerback became one of the franchise’s all-time best players.”
• “Former Falcons defensive end John Zook dies at 72” (PFT) - “Zook, nicknamed “The Zooker,” played with Hall of Fame end Claude Humphrey. In 1973, when the Falcons won nine games, both Zook and Humphrey made the Pro Bowl.”
• “Former Florida star wide receiver Reche Caldwell dies at 41 after shooting in Tampa” (CBS) - “Former Florida wide receiver Reche Caldwell was shot and killed in Tampa on Saturday. His mother, Deborah Caldwell, confirmed the news to TMZ.”
• “Larry Fitzgerald: Minneapolis, U.S. ‘upside down’ from George Floyd’s death, ensuing protests” (ESPN) - “Fitzgerald says the Minneapolis that is in turmoil following the death of George Floyd is not the city he grew up in...”

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