Daily Dawg Chow 5/16: Browns news, Jordan Hicks receives PFF recognition, Shedeur Sanders, more

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

Browns: Veteran LB named team’s most underrated player for 2025 (Thomas Moore) PFF taps Jordan Hicks as a player who deserves more attention for what he brings to the field.
Bengals vs. Browns: Early betting line, over/under set for Week 1 matchup (Chris Pokorny) Who is the early favorite with Cleveland at home?
Hall of Famer, Ohio native buys small portion of Browns, Tom Brady rule in effect (Jared Mueller) Charles Woodson, the former Packers and Raiders great, joins Jimmy Haslam’s ownership group
A deeper look at the Browns schedule causes an underlying, underdiscussed concern (Damon Wolfe) The schedule makers did the Browns no favors when you put it under the microscope.

Andrew Siciliano Talks Schedule - 05.15.25 (clevelandbrowns.com) “Andrew Siciliano, joins the show to break down the Browns 2025 schedule, rookie RB Quinshon Judkins goes 1 on 1 with Z, and the guys hear from rookie LB Carson Schwesinger.”
Shedeur Sanders wouldn’t be a good fit for the Cleveland Browns and might need to go to another NFL team (Marca) “One of the most challenging jobs in all of sports is being the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, and this is no secret, as evidenced by numerous players who were expected to shine but practically vanished within the franchise.”
Deshaun Watson Blamed for Cleveland Browns Trading Away No. 2 Pick (Yahoo Sports) “The Cleveland Browns made a shocking trade at the top of the 2025 NFL draft. After Cam Ward went No. 1 overall to the Tennessee Titans, Andrew Berry shook up the draft by trading the No. 2 pick to the Jacksonville Jaguars.”
Cleveland Browns ‘Logical’ Starting QB Named by Analyst (Sports Illustrated) “The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback decision is going to be the biggest debate of the offseason, and one analyst has the “logical” choice.”
The spoilers to the Browns’ 2025 season (Youtube) Quincy Carrier prognosticates