Daily Dawg Chow 4/10: Cleveland Browns will reportedly pick up Greg Newsome’s fifth year option

More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.

The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature:

• Browns have reportedly made a decision on defender’s contract status (Thomas Moore) Cleveland is expected to pick up the fifth-year option on cornerback Greg Newsome II, according to cleveland.com
• NFL draft: Browns bring in QB and OT for visit, attend Pro Day for WR (Barry Shuck) The upcoming draft is just over two weeks away
• Browns potential Brazil game vs Eagles update (Jared Mueller) Browns or Packers are lined up to face the Eagles in Brazil but Green Bay might have gotten the nod
• 2024 NFL Mock Draft: Picks 5-8 by the DBN Community (Chris Pokorny) More wide receivers come off the board in the top eight.

More Cleveland Browns news:

• Browns Expected to Make $13 Million Move With First-Round Pick (Heavy.com) “Despite trade rumors, the Cleveland Browns are expected to pick up cornerback Greg Newsome’s fifth-year option.”
• Ex-Browns Linebacker Explains Why He Was Never Re-Signing With Cleveland (Sports Illustrated) “Anthony Walker Jr. became a fan favorite in Cleveland over his last two seasons. Apparently the Browns never had a shot at bringing him back for a third one.”
• Browns named a potential landing spot for former All-Pro with football left in the tank (A to Z Sports) “Cleveland Browns were named as a team to watch for former All-Pro LB Shaquille Leonard.”
• The Cleveland Browns Might Not Be Leaving The Country After A Huge Statement Was Made On Tuesday (Yardbarker) “The Cleveland Browns are one of the youngest and brightest upcoming teams in the NFL, and after a great 2023 season where the Browns saw injury after injury and made the playoffs, many people can’t wait to watch them this season on the national stage.”
• Why the Browns are building a new stadium w/Pete Smith (Youtube) Quincy Carrier and Pete Smith talk about why the Browns are building a new stadium