Daily Dawg Chow (7/15): Safeties. Visors. And training camp tix.

Browns training camp ticket availability announced, registration opens Wednesday (Jared Mueller) – Time for Cleveland Browns training camp is coming quickly, with ticket availability opening on Wednesday.
Browns fans set low expectations for Jerry Jeudy (Chris Pokorny) – Browns fans are not high on Jerry Jeudy heading into the season.
Browns roster: Safety depth chart and expectations (Thomas Moore) – Cleveland’s top three safeties are set for the moment. But how will the rest of the unit’s depth look in 2026?
Browns: Veteran QB schooled rookies on substance over style (Thomas Moore) – Netflix series reveals Joe Flacco having some fun with Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel about life in the NFL.

Can Harold Fannin Jr. build on record-setting rookie year with Browns? (Beacon Journal) – The breakout star of the Browns offense in 2025 was tight end Harold Fannin Jr.
Can Todd Monken revive the Browns offense and field a winning team in his 1st year? (cleveland.com) – As Browns mandatory minicamp came to a close on June 11, Notorious B.I.G. blared over the loudspeakers to cap an afternoon full of bangers.
Looking at the Browns’ defensive line ahead of the 2026 season (clevelandbrowns.com) – The Browns made a major change to their defensive line during the offseason with the blockbuster trade of Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams. So, who among the defensive linemen will take a step forward this season?

2026 NFL season: New coach-player scheme pairings to watch (ESPN) – Today’s NFL has more offseason movement than ever, and with that movement comes an abundance of new coach-player pairings. Half of the league has a new offensive playcaller this year, which in turn puts many incumbent playmakers in reimagined roles.
Cowboys edge rusher suspended for the first 3 games of the year (Blogging the Boys) – A short time before training camp opens up for the Dallas Cowboys, we do have some roster related news as the NFL announced that reserve defensive edge rusher Charles Snowden has been suspended for the first three games of the NFL season.
What can Patriots QB Drake Maye do for an encore after near-MVP season? (The Athletic) – It’s easy to forget or discount after their disappointing showing in the Super Bowl, but the New England Patriots produced the NFL’s best offense last season. They ranked No. 1 in expected points added per play, No. 1 in EPA per dropback, No. 1 in passing success rate, No. 1 in explosive play percentage, and second in points per game and yards per play.