Cleveland Browns news (6/7): On big brains, numbers (6-7!), and random thoughts

Happy June 7, everyone. Or as the cool kids say:

Let’s dive right into today’s edition of the Sunday Dawg Chow!

• Browns GM Andrew Berry’s inner circle has successful brain trust from other sports (Jared Mueller) – The Cleveland Browns’ huge trade of DE Myles Garrett to the LA Rams led to learning that GM Andrew Berry has a think tank.

• Browns: Dillon Gabriel caught in a numbers game (Thomas Moore) – What options does the QB have now that Jared Verse has claimed No. 8 as his own?
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• Browns stuff, and more: Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban, QB competition (Barry Shuck) – From the Browns Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban’s push, and more thoughts from the mind of Barry.

Browns GM Andrew Berry’s inner circle has successful brain trust from other sports (Jared Mueller) – The Cleveland Browns’ huge trade of DE Myles Garrett to the LA Rams led to learning that GM Andrew Berry has a think tank.

Browns: Dillon Gabriel caught in a numbers game (Thomas Moore) – What options does the QB have now that Jared Verse has claimed No. 8 as his own?

Browns stuff, and more: Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban, QB competition (Barry Shuck) – From the Browns Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban’s push, and more thoughts from the mind of Barry.

He’s no Connie Mack … that’s for sure.

• ‘Ohio against the world.’ Denzel Ward ‘definitely’ wants to stay with Browns (Beacon Journal) – Denzel Ward is the old graybeard now. The Browns cornerback intends for it to remain that way.

• How the Browns could get another 1st-rounder in the Myles Garrett trade; Eagles never made a play (cleveland.com) – The Browns not only pried Jared Verse away from the Rams in the Myles Garrett deal, they also prevented L.A. from trading Garrett back into the AFC North.

• Shedeur Sanders’s $17.7M in Licensing Income Was Mostly From Trading Cards (Front Office Sports) – The bulk of his record-smashing NFLPA income did not come from jerseys; he also has a lucrative personal deal with Panini.

‘Ohio against the world.’ Denzel Ward ‘definitely’ wants to stay with Browns (Beacon Journal) – Denzel Ward is the old graybeard now. The Browns cornerback intends for it to remain that way.

How the Browns could get another 1st-rounder in the Myles Garrett trade; Eagles never made a play (cleveland.com) – The Browns not only pried Jared Verse away from the Rams in the Myles Garrett deal, they also prevented L.A. from trading Garrett back into the AFC North.

Shedeur Sanders’s $17.7M in Licensing Income Was Mostly From Trading Cards (Front Office Sports) – The bulk of his record-smashing NFLPA income did not come from jerseys; he also has a lucrative personal deal with Panini.

• How Ravens OC Declan Doyle can reboot Baltimore offense (ESPN) – First-year offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has been giving the Baltimore Ravens a crash course with his playbook this spring.

• Erick All quietly authoring feel-good story of Cincinnati Bengals’ summer (The Athletic) – Cincinnati Bengals’ tight end Erick All wondered the same thing most everyone did as the fallout from his rare double-ACL surgery stole a season-and-a-half of football. His career could be over.

• Seahawks WR Cooper Kupp ‘never for a second’ considered retiring after Super Bowl win (NFL.com) – Winning his second Super Bowl could have served as a fitting exclamation point on the end of wide receiver Cooper Kupp‘s stellar career. The only problem is he’s not nearly done yet.

How Ravens OC Declan Doyle can reboot Baltimore offense (ESPN) – First-year offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has been giving the Baltimore Ravens a crash course with his playbook this spring.

Erick All quietly authoring feel-good story of Cincinnati Bengals’ summer (The Athletic) – Cincinnati Bengals’ tight end Erick All wondered the same thing most everyone did as the fallout from his rare double-ACL surgery stole a season-and-a-half of football. His career could be over.

Seahawks WR Cooper Kupp ‘never for a second’ considered retiring after Super Bowl win (NFL.com) – Winning his second Super Bowl could have served as a fitting exclamation point on the end of wide receiver Cooper Kupp‘s stellar career. The only problem is he’s not nearly done yet.