Daily Dawg Chow (8/19/21)

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

Cleveland Browns:

• “Kevin Stefanski sets proper tone before hosting Giants for joint practices” (BrownsZone) – “Coach Kevin Stefanski wants his players to roll out the welcome mat when the Giants visit for a pair of joint practices Thursday and Friday.”
• “Grant Delpit has battled back so hard from ruptured Achilles that aggravated hamstring won’t deter him” (cleveland.com) – “Delpit spent all of last season and the whole offseason battling back from surgery to repair a ruptured right Achilles tendon.”
• “‘There ain’t any ‘ifs’ — we’re coming back’” (Browns.com) – “In 2020, Greedy Williams and Grant Delpit suffered season-ending injuries and used their friendship as motivation to complete their rehabs.”
• “Andrew Berry: It’s been a good energy in camp; we really try to attack the roster with a very open mind” (92.3 The Fan) – “Berry joined Bull & Fox to talk about training camp, the process in making roster decisions before the regular season…”
• “Ex-Cleveland Browns OT Dick Schafrath, who blocked for three Hall of Famers, dies at age 84” (ESPN) – “Dick Schafrath, a star offensive tackle for the Cleveland Browns who blocked for Hall of Fame running backs Jim Brown, Leroy Kelly and Bobby Mitchell…”
• “Browns’ Nick Chubb Partnering With Chipotle In Good Cause To Feed Cleveland Area Athletes” (Browns Digest) – “Chubb is partnering with Chipotle in a contest that will feed five different teams from high schools in Northeast Ohio.”
• “Browns RB Nick Chubb’s ‘Chubb Crunch’ cereal now available” (WKYC) – “This week, the Cleveland Browns running back’s signature cereal, “Chubb Crunch,” hit shelves in Heinen’s Grocery Stores in Northeast Ohio, as well as PLBSE.com.”
• “Dave Gettleman ‘happy’ with how Odell Beckham trade worked out” (PFT) – “The Giants will be in Cleveland for a pair of joint practices with the Browns that will mark their first chance to see wide receiver Odell Beckham in person since they traded him in 2019.”