web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteDawgs EDTShareTweetShareShareDaily Dawg Chow: Browns news (5/16/19)Photo by Kirk Irwin/Getty ImagesCleveland Browns:“Kareem Hunt vows to earn trust of Browns organization https://www.brownsfanshop.com/Howard-Wilson-Jersey , not make same mistakes” (C-T) - “Kareem Hunt said he didn’t watch the video of him shoving and kicking a woman in a hallway at The 9 for a ‘long, long time.’ When he did, he was shocked.”“Report: LJ Scott leaves Browns, decides to quit football” (PFT) - “Michigan State running back LJ Scott didn’t last long with the Browns. Two days to be exact. Scott has decided to leave the team and quit football, Dana Balash of WFMJ Sports reports.”“Observations from Browns OTAs, Day 2” (Browns.com) - “He might not be on the field until after the Browns’ first eight games, but Kareem Hunt will be a delight to watch in brown and orange. His rare ability was evident even in the non-contact environment that is OTAs.”“As Odell Beckham Jr. runs a down and out on Browns OTAs, his coach and quarterback express their views” (WKNR) - “They’re hoping they get at least one day from Beckham in each of the last two weeks of OTAs https://www.brownsfanshop.com/Bernie-Kosar-Jersey , though they won’t say when they expect him back.”“Nick Chubb teams up with KeyBank for ‘Neighbors Make the Difference Day’ event” (WKYC) - “He took part in OTA practice in Berea, then headed over to the Glenville neighborhood to help take part in KeyBank’s ‘Neighbors Make the Difference Day.’”“Anderson: Sheldon Richardson an underrated addition for Browns” (ESPN) - “Louis Riddick and Josina Anderson reveal their most underrated moves of the NFL offseason.” - VIDEONFL:“Mike Maccagnan’s firing brings ‘Same Old Jets’ moniker to focus” (NFL.com) - “Sometimes the sound of the calliope fades in Florham Park and is distant enough that it is possible to believe the circus has finally left town for the New York Jets.”“Josh Rosen says he didn’t hear from Cardinals general manager Steve Keim before, during or after the draft” (CBS) - “While Rosen was getting criticized for unfollowing the Cardinals’ social media accounts, the Cardinals’ general manager was apparently ghosting him.” The Cleveland Browns are having preliminary discussions on new contracts for wide receivers Breshad Perriman and Rashard Higgins, as well as left tackle Greg Robinson.Perriman and Higgins are both set to be free agents in March, while the club is talking about a contract extension for Robinson, according to cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot.General manager John Dorsey, who is in Mobile Sheldrick Redwine Jersey , Ala., this week scouting the Senior Bowl, said that while it is still early, the club is interested in keeping all three players:It would be quite a turn of events if the Browns keep all three players.Higgins was a fifth-round selection in the 2016 NFL Draft, but was waived after initially making the final roster. He was signed to the team’s practice squad and eventually made his way back onto the 53-man roster. He is coming off his best season after catching 39 passes for 572 yards and four touchdowns in 2018, including a catch rate of 73.6 percent.Perriman is a former first-round draft pick of the Baltimore Ravens who the Browns signed midway through the season. While he did not put up big numbers, just 16 receptions for 340 yards and two touchdowns, Perriman did average a tidy 21.3 yards per reception.Like Perriman http://www.brownsfanshop.com/Austin-Seibert-Jersey , Robinson is a former first-round draft pick that appeared to be on his final chance. The Browns signed Robinson in June, but he missed a large portion of training camp and the preseason with a concussion.Robinson opened the season on the bench behind rookie Desmond Harrison, but took over the starting role in November after Harrison sustained a concussion. While he only graded out as the league’s 63rd best tackle, according to Pro Football Focus, but appears to have shown the Browns enough that they are open to bringing him back.