Daily Dawg Tags: Perrion Winfrey on horror movies, playing the Bengals
By Randy Gurzi
The Daily Dawg Tags bring you all the Cleveland Browns news you need, including rookie Perrion Winfrey discussing horror movie tats and a Halloween game against Cincinnati
Somehow, the Cleveland Browns landed Perrion Winfrey in Round 4 of the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Oklahoma product should have gone much sooner, but he was still excited to be a part of the Dawg Pound. He even endeared himself to fans immediately when he was barking on social media.
And he should continue to be a fan favorite with the way he gets passionate about horror movies. Recently, he again went into detail on why he loves them, and even said he will end up with a full leg sleeve tattoo one day featuring his favorites.
From there, he discussed the Halloween game against the Cincinnati Bengals — something he’s already looking forward to.
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"“I definitely model my game in a horror movie type of way,” Winfrey added. “Just trying to put fear into opponents. Just try to dominate my opponents every single play.”"
Winfrey wasn’t done there as he was also asked if he planned on dressing up for Halloween as Myles Garrett did in 2021, when he went onto the field as the Grim Reaper.
"“Most definitely,” Winfrey said with excitement. “And we play the Bengals on Halloween, so I definitely got an outfit planned for you guys."
Garrett and Winfrey also got great news on Sunday as Jadeveon Clowney re-signed with the Browns. Those three together could spell horror for opposing quarterbacks this season.
"“Talked into visiting the Browns last offseason by his agent, Clowney was the perfect complement to Garrett and revived his flagging career. He wound up with nine sacks, the most since he had that many in 2018 in Houston. It also tripled his previous two seasons, when he had three in Seattle and none in Tennessee.”"
Clowney was a perfect fit with the Browns and did everything asked of him in 2021. He now comes back with a chance to make up to $11 million and it wouldn’t be surprising to see him hit that mark — especially after he secured many of his incentives last season according to Mary Kay Cabot.
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