Daily Dawg Tags: Is Ray Farmer a problem?
By Thomas Moore
Spanning the virtual globe to bring you the latest news about the Cleveland Browns and the NFL – these are your Daily Dawg Tags for Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Cleveland Browns:
Should Browns fans be worried about Ray Farmer?:
"General manager Ray Farmer has come in for more than his share of criticism over the past few days. How much of it is warranted, though?"
Browns suspend offensive line coach Andy Moeller:
"The club suspended Andy Moeller as the coach is being investigated for allegedly assaulting a female guest at his home, according to multiple reports."
Browns sign quarterback Austin Davis:
"The Cleveland Browns signed former St. Louis quarterback Austin Davis on Monday, according to the team’s website. To make room for Davis, the Browns placed rookie cornerback Charles Gaines on the injured reserve – designated for return list."
Browns hoping to outsmart opposing defenses (clevelandbrowns.com):
"Cleveland has built its offensive system on one word: execution."
Nobody impedes their own progress like the Browns (NEOMG):
"Not long ago, the Browns’ biggest worry during a relatively quiet training camp was soft-tissue injuries."
NFL News:
Eric Fisher moving to right tackle (Arrowhead Addict):
"Eric Fisher, the 2013 top-overall pick, is being shifted back to the right side of Kansas City’s line. The problem is that Fisher has not played on the right side in years, and he wasn’t good there to start with."
Cowboys sign a new quarterback (The Landry Hat):
"The Cowboys signed former Detroit Lions back-up quarterback Kellen Moore to their practice squad over the weekend. What does that mean for Brandon Weeden?"
Steelers tweak secondary before opener (Still Curtain):
"Just days before their opener against New England, Pittsburgh is scrambling to fix its secondary."
Biggest practice squad steals of 2015 (NFL Mocks):
"They may not get the press like the main rosters do in the NFL, but the practice squad still hold plenty of importance to team success. Which franchises quietly came away with a gem or two stashed away for later?"