Sunday Dawg Chow (7/6): Bad decisions make for good stories and more!

The latest Cleveland Browns news and notes from around the NFL in the Sunday Dawg Chow.

The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature, along with additional news from around the NFL, in today’s sweltering edition of the Sunday Dawg Chow.

Dawgs By Nature:

• Browns worst decisions since 1999, Top 25 edition (Jared Mueller) - Listen, apologies for the negativity on a site that strives to bring you mostly positives along with the news. The reality of the Cleveland Browns recent history is mostly negative, so much so that it is actually difficult to limit the list of worst decisions down to 25, but we wanted to give it a chance.
• If NFL doesn’t work out for Browns Shedeur Sanders, his next stop likely identified (Jared Mueller) - For Shedeur Sanders, the ultra-popular quarterback who fell much further than anyone expected in this year’s NFL Draft, the future is a big question mark with a lot of possibilities. Sanders has impressed many in Cleveland already, both on and off the field (except for the speeding tickets), but his future in Cleveland is full of uncertainty.
• Browns QB Deshaun Watson gets married (Barry Shuck) - Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has made plenty of money. Watson and his fiancée Jilly Anais posted on Instagram that the wedding took place and the couple are officially married. The couple confirmed the news on social media on July 3.

Cleveland Browns:

• Browns training camp preview 2025: Mason Graham among 5 non-quarterbacks under microscope (Beacon Journal) - Although the training camp battle at quarterback won’t completely overshadow other players and competitions in camp, it’s certainly going to suck up a lot of the oxygen in the room. That doesn’t minimize the importance of those players or competitions, but it can force some of those into the shadows created by the glare of the quarterback fight.
• How can Kenny Pickett can win the Browns’ 4-way QB competition? (cleveland.com) - As Kenny Pickett says, he didn’t come here just to hang out, and he’s still very much in the mix to win the Cleveland Browns’ four-way quarterback competition.
• Breaking down the Browns’ offensive line (clevelandbrowns.com) - The Browns’ offensive line is anchored by key veteran players in Joel Bitonio, Jack Conklin, Ethan Pocic, and Wyatt Teller.

NFL:

• The Steelers’ latest win-now move might only bring more mediocrity (The Ringer) - The Pittsburgh Steelers got Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith in a trade with the Miami Dolphins. But while that move was yet another big swing from the Steelers this offseason, will it actually help their bottom line?
• Free-agent WR Chase Claypool ‘excited’ to get back on field after toe injury (NFL.com) - After sitting out the 2024 NFL season due to injury, free-agent wide receiver Chase Claypool is seeking another opportunity.
• Texans’ revamped offense starting to come together (ESPN) - One of the main storylines for the Houston Texans this offseason has been how the offense will...