Daily Dawg Chow 7/21: Browns news, as Training Camp begins Shedeur Sanders once again in the headlines

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

Browns vs. Bills: 5 memorable games (Thomas Moore) Cleveland and Buffalo have had some interesting games, including a playoff classic. Here are 5 memorable games in the series.
Browns roster, offseason: ‘Criminally underrated’ heading into training camp (Jared Mueller) Browns training camp is getting rolling and the roster has a lot of doubters
Browns: Myles Garrett keeps stacking honors (Thomas Moore) Cleveland defensive end is the NFL’s best player heading into 2025, according to PFF.
Browns vs. Bears: 5 memorable games (Thomas Moore) Cleveland and Chicago don’t play very often. But when they do, it can be entertaining. Here are 5 memorable games in the series.

Browns Players Hit the Field for the Second Day of Rookie Workouts (clevelandbrowns.com) “Get an inside look at the Cleveland Browns’ training as players gear up and go through drills during the second day of rookie workouts.”
Shedeur Sanders To Start For Cleveland Browns Week 1? Analyst Reveals ‘Smart’ Pick (Sports Illustrated) “According to one NFL analyst, the Cleveland Browns would be “smart” to give rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders the starting nod over Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Joe Flacco in their Week 1 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.”
Shedeur Sanders’ Progress Reportedly Has Browns ‘Very, Very Encouraged’ amid Rumors (Bleacher Report) “All eyes will be on the quarterback position during training camp for the Cleveland Browns, and the team reportedly likes what it sees in the early going from Shedeur Sanders.”
Kevin Stefanski’s final decision doesn’t matter: it’s decided that Shedeur Sanders will be QB 1 at Browns Stadium (Marca) “The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback depth chart may still be a puzzle, but Shedeur Sanders is already the face fans are flocking to.”
“Kevin Stefanski is a good coach bad evaluator” (Youtube) Quincy Carrier responds to the latest