Daily Dawg Chow (9/28/21)

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

Cleveland Browns:

• “Browns Turned To Hunt To Jump-Start Offense Against Bears” (AP) – “Cleveland’s coach has looked to find the right balance for Hunt and running back Nick Chubb, the team’s unquestioned workhorse, with mixed results.”
• “Jadeveon Clowney shows up in big way, OBJ fits right in and other takeaways from an impressive win” (BrownsZone) – “The Browns defense allowed 1 net yard passing and 47 total net yards Sunday in the 26-6 win over the Bears at FirstEnergy Stadium.”
• “Browns Kevin Stefanski on Greg Newsome’s calf injury: ‘I’m worried about anybody who gets an MRI’” (OBR) – “After the Cleveland Browns dominating defensive effort over the Bears on Sunday, there was very little negative to say.”
• “Chase McLaughlin’s big day a showcase for what Browns have seen behind the scenes” (Browns.com) – “When Chase McLaughlin felt his foot connect with the football for a 57-yard field goal attempt Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium, something didn’t feel right.”
• “Odell Beckham Jr.’s 52 snaps seemed like a lot, but he was monitored” (cleveland.com) – “Coach Kevin Stefanski noted that the Browns monitored Beckham throughout the game to make sure he was OK.”
• “Mike Polk Jr.’s take on the Browns vs. Bears: Pay attention to the kicker” (WKYC) – “Well there’s certainly a lot to celebrate on this Victory Monday, first and foremost being the victory, of course. I don’t see that getting old any time soon.”
• “NFL Week 3 Game Recap: Cleveland Browns 26, Chicago Bears 6” (PFF) – “The Cleveland Browns flexed their superiority from the opening snap in Week 3, spoiling the first NFL start for Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields with a 26-6 victory.”