Daily Dawg Chow 4/8: Will the Cleveland Browns be picking 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:

• Dome or No Dome: The Browns having a dome is a good thing (Curtiss Brown) “Many people are opposed to the team moving into a new stadium in Brook Park as it seems the Haslams want and, instead, would like to see the old stadium being renovated.”
• NFL draft: Browns bring in top-shelf running back prospect for predraft visit (Barry Shuck) Is the running back group set, or needs a home run hitter like Trey Benson
• Browns NFL Draft Profile: TE Ja’Tavion Sanders (Thomas Moore) Texas tight end is a “three-level threat” in the passing game, but questions remain about his game that need answering.
• NFL draft: Browns bring in 2 prospects for 1 of their 30 visits; 1 on each side of the ball (Barry Shuck) The interview process is a crucial portion of getting to know players

More Cleveland Browns news:

• Browns ‘Expected’ to Pick Up 5th-Year Option on Key Player (Factory of Sadness) “Cleveland Browns cornerback Greg Newsome is coming off a quality 2023 season in Jim Schwartz’s defense.”
• Are the Browns open to extending five-time Pro Bowl wideout? (Yardbarker) “How do the Cleveland Browns view star WR Amari Cooper when it comes to the future?”
• Cleveland Browns should move to land near Hopkins Airport (Akron Beacon Journal) “It’s a no-brainer that the Browns should move to the site they’re considering near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.”
• Wednesday Was Proof That Having A Top Tier Secondary Is Paramount In 2024 (Sports Illustrated) “The addition of Stefon Diggs as another receiving target for C.J. Stroud is an eye-opener as to how much stronger the AFC is on paper compared to the NFC.”
• “The Browns could win a Super Bowl they still find a way to hate” w/@GarrettBush (Youtube) Quincy Carrier and Garrett Bush discuss how in some people’s minds this team can never be a success