Daily Dawg Tags: Cleveland Browns culture is changing

PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 01: Nick Chubb #27 of the Georgia Bulldogs and Isaiah Wynn #77 celebrate after Chubb scores a touchdown in the 2018 College Football Playoff Semifinal Game against the Oklahoma Sooners at the Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual at the Rose Bowl on January 1, 2018 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 01: Nick Chubb #27 of the Georgia Bulldogs and Isaiah Wynn #77 celebrate after Chubb scores a touchdown in the 2018 College Football Playoff Semifinal Game against the Oklahoma Sooners at the Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual at the Rose Bowl on January 1, 2018 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) /
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The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the news you need to keep up with your Cleveland Browns. Today’s stories center around a culture change taking place.

Things are starting to feel different for the Cleveland Browns, and many are noticing this. The changes could be attributed to the recent 2018 NFL Draft, but that’s not the case. That just solidified what was already a strong offseason.

Cleveland added talent all over their roster. There’s a new star receiver in Jarvis Landry, a legitimate starting quarterback in Tyrod Taylor and a strong running back in Carlos Hyde. They also have a new potential starting safety in Damarious Randall as well as some corner depth thanks to adding E.J. Gaines, T.J. Carrie and Terrance Mitchell.

Add a strong draft class to that group and suddenly things feel different for the Browns. Hope sell eternal, but this time the hope feels warranted as they added a franchise quarterback in Baker Mayfield, a potential shut down corner in Denzel Ward and a bruising back in Nick Chubb this past weekend.

That change in their culture, and other stories are highlighted in today’s Dawg Tags. Enjoy.

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Cleveland Browns believe culture change already underway — Matthew Florjancic, WKYC.com

"Fellow vice president of player personnel Andrew Berry added, “Undoubtedly, it is an exciting time. We have added a number of both veterans and younger players that we think can add competition and add talent to a number of position groups and bolster the roster as a whole.”"

Browns celebrate youth football on Draft Day 3 — Cleveland Browns.com

"The Cleveland Browns also hosted a FREE Parents Clinic, presented by the PURRELL® brand, and Play 60 skills & drills camp. The Parents Clinic is an interactive and education form designed to educate parents about football fundamentals while offering a player safety clinic."

Baker Mayfield respects that Tyrod Taylor is the Browns’ starter but has ‘mindset to compete’ — Mary Kay Cabot, Cleveland.com

"Baker Mayfield, who’s defied odds his entire career, knows he’s coming in to sit behind Tyrod Taylor."

NFL News

The NFL begins a challenging task: Trying to explain its new helmet-hitting rule — Mark Maske, Washington Post

"Five weeks after the NFL ratified what it hailed as an important safety rule, league leaders gathered Tuesday with owners, coaches, game officials, former players and a representative of the NFL Players Association to try to make progress in what promises to be an arduous process of actually putting the new rule into effect."

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Seattle Seahawks: What role will Shaquem Griffin play? — Samuel Teets, NFL Spin Zone

"In the fifth round, with the 141st overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks selected Shaquem Griffin from UCF. Griffin became a household name amongst football fans because he manages to play the game at a high level, but also is able to do so with only one hand."