Daily Dawg Tags: Cleveland Browns out of mix for Pryor
By Randy Gurzi
Daily Dawg Tags bring you all the news you need to know in order to keep up to date with the Cleveland Browns and the rest of the NFL
The Cleveland Browns and a lot of fans around the league are still going crazy over the workout of USC quarterback Sam Darnold. Way too much is put into the kinds of Pro Day workouts like what he had on Wednesday, but that’s the norm.
In the end, the front office needs to put on the tape and see what Darnold does in actual game action. You know, when the plays aren’t scripted to highlight what you do best, or when there’s actually defenders.
But alas, that’s the world we live in. We just have to accept it and wait to see who the Browns draft.
What we do know however, is that former Cleveland receiver Terrelle Pryor is not likely to return to the team. Despite Cleveland having interest, he seems likely to choose between the Seattle Seahawks and New York Jets as his 2018 home.
Let’s dig into that news and much more in today’s edition of the Daily Dawg Tags.
Cleveland Browns News
Browns Twitter reacts to Sam Darnold’s Pro Day
The feelings were actually mixed. While a lot of the experts on TV are sold on Darnold, the masses seem to be split. As they should be.
Include Baker Mayfield in the QB draft debate
Mike Lukas reminds us all that Baker Mayfield still deserves consideration in the 2018 NFL Draft as the Browns look for a quarterback.
Report: Terrelle Pryor’s choices down to Seahawks and Jets — Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk
"The Browns supposedly are interested in bringing Pryor back to Cleveland, but it could be that Pryor wants more than the Browns are willing to offer."
NFL News
Ndamukong Suh cancels Raiders visit, returns home — Jeremy Bergman, NFL.com
"Ndamukong Suh’s free agency tour will not be making a stop in the East Bay.The free-agent defensive tackle cancelled his scheduled visit Wednesday with the Oakland Raiders and returned home to Portland to mull his options, sources told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport and NFL Network’s Michael Silver."
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NFL’s competition committee finalizes its catch rule proposal — Mark Maske, Washington Post
"The committee’s proposal is to be presented to team owners at the league’s annual meeting next week in Orlando. It must be ratified by at least 24 of the 32 NFL teams and, if approved, would take effect next season."