Daily Dawg Tags: Former college rivals now Browns teammates
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know. Today’s stories include Jabrill Peppers and Denzel Ward teaming up and more.
The Cleveland Browns drafted a player from The Ohio State University for the first time since 2009 when they drafted Denzel Ward in the most recent NFL Draft.
Most of the talk when the Browns drafted Ward was how he would feel playing with Baker Mayfield. Mayfield stirred up Ohio State players and fans after he planted an Oklahoma University flag on Ohio State’s 50 yard-line logo after Oklahoma beat Ohio State 31-16 this past year.
But Ward will be playing directly with an even bigger rival from college in former Michigan Wolverine Jabrill Peppers. That is our featured story of the day, but there was other news surrounding the Browns.
Damarious Randall has made some headlines regarding his opinion about the NBA Finals and what he will do if one certain team wins the championship.
The Browns made a lot of moves this offseason, so what does their group of safeties look like heading into the 2018 season?
Those stories and more can be found in today’s edition of Daily Dawg Tags.
Cleveland Browns News
"As a rule, football players from the University of Michigan do not play well with those who wore the scarlet and gray of The Ohio State University, but there are exceptions to every rule, particularly after their eligibility has been completed."
Damarious Randall is new to The Land
Randy Gurzi explains how Damarious Randall is now learning how loyal the Cleveland fanbase is about their teams, no matter what team it is.
Evaluating the Browns safeties
After the Browns spent a lot of money to fix their secondary, what does their safety group look like and what will their roles be in 2018?
NFL News
"The two most prominent voices of consciousness inside the Philadelphia Eagles’ locker room, Malcolm Jenkins and Chris Long, left no gray area: They detest the new national anthem policy that NFL owners adopted last week."
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Veteran receiver Brandon Marshall will sign with Seahawks – Bob Condotta, The Seattle Times
"Hoping to add a veteran presence to a receiving corps lacking experienced depth — and maybe also hoping he can reclaim the form that has made him one of the most-productive players at his position in NFL history – the Seahawks have agreed to terms with Brandon Marshall."