Daily Dawg Chow 5/8: Greg Newsome wants to be a Cleveland Brown for life

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:

• Owner hinted 2024 NFL schedule ‘coming out soon’ but delay reported (Jared Mueller) Nothing official from the NFL, yet, on when the schedule will be announced
• Breakdown of RB Nick Chubb’s restructured contract with the Browns (Chris Pokorny) Looking at how Chubb’s final year looked like before and after the restructure.
• Browns’ Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah just barely misses out on proven performance escalator (PPE) for 2024 (Chris Pokorny) A breakdown of why players came up short on earning a PPE for the upcoming season.
• How many primetime games will the Browns have in 2024? (Thomas Moore) The NFL will release the schedule this month; will Cleveland find itself in the national spotlight this fall?
• Browns Roster Positional Preview: Running Back (Matt Wilson) Taking a look at Cleveland’s running back room before team activities begin

More Cleveland Browns news:

• Cleveland Browns 2024 NFL Draft picks, analysis and rookie spotlight | NFL Draft (PFF) “PFF’s full recap of the Cleveland Browns’ draft, with analysis on every selection the team made during the weekend and an in-depth look at their top pick.”
• ‘Cleveland Brown For Life!’ CB Greg Newsome II Reveals Future Career Hopes (Athlon) “The Cleveland Browns recently picked up cornerback Greg Newsome II’s contract for 2025 that will guarantee him $13.4 million that season.”
• Guessing which Browns games will get prime-time treatment this season (The Athletic) “Where will Cleveland rank in the must-see TV hierarchy coming off an 11-win season and just its second playoff appearance since 2002?”
• Cleveland Browns Win $100K in Pizza Mistaken Identity Case (Sportico) “An appellate court rules for the Cleveland Browns, who signed a sponsorship with Antonio’s Pizza.”
• Real reasons why Browns fans should be excited for 2024 (Youtube) Quincy Carrier gets optimistic about the Browns this season