waters once again as they have embarked on another head coaching search.This will be the fourth search since owner Jimmy Haslam bought the team in 2012 Baker Mayfield Color Rush Jersey , with the previous hires resulting in Rob Chudzinski, one-and-done after 2013, Mike Pettine, done in by the Johnny Manziel circus and his misguided loyalty to defensive coordinator Jim O’Neil, and Hue Jackson, who was let go last week as the worst head coach in NFL history. The one constant through all this has been Haslam, who has had a heavy hand in all the hirings, and who also claims to have learned his lesson every time he first a head coach.This time could be different https://www.brownsfanshop.com/Emmanuel-Ogbah-Jersey , however, because of the presence of general manager John Dorsey. While Dorsey has never been directly in charge of hiring a head coach in his front office career - he was hired as general manager in Kansas City after Andy Reid was hired as head coach - Dorsey has enough experience and connections throughout the game to help Browns fans sleep a little better at night. But Haslam may have a different plan in mind, according to Robert Klemko at The Monday Morning Quarterback.Klemko took a deeper dive into the reasons behind the firing of Jackson and what comes next for the Browns and, in the process, dropped a piece of information that may not bode well for the future:Yikes!Haslam is the owner and he certainly is within his rights to want to know what is going on with the team. But given his history, he should be more of an observer, rather than a decider, when it comes to selecting the team’s next head coach.Dorsey is in place for a reason Denzel Ward Jersey , and part of that is to get this coaching hire right. Unless Dorsey goes off the rails with some completely nonsensical suggestion - think Jim Tressel - then Haslam needs to sit back and trust that the people he has in place know what they are doing. Because we all know what happens when he doesn’t, and it is not pretty. More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesDawgs EDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (6/11/19)TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Justin K. Aller/Getty ImagesCleveland Browns:“Morgan Burnett feels comfortable with Browns, ready to return to familiar position” (Plain Dealer) - “The Browns paid Burnett like a starting safety. His contract could be worth up to $9 million and it came with $4 million guaranteed.”“Browns encouraged by deep group of interior O-linemen heading toward training camp” (Browns.com) - “With much of the attention focused on receivers, running backs and No. 6, the big fellas up front are going overlooked in Cleveland.”“Cleveland Browns given 87 rating in Madden 20 video game” (WKYC) - “But when it comes to choosing his team in Madden 20, the big time gamer will have extra incentive to stick with the Cleveland Browns.”“Ranking the Browns’ position units going into the Summer” (WFNY) - “The Cleveland Browns may have had the busiest and most newsworthy offseason of any team in the NFL. The Browns used almost every avenue possible to improve the roster.”NFL:“Wentz: Jumped at $128M deal: ‘Was a win-win’” (ESPN) - “The four-year extension the team announced Thursday lasts through the 2024 season and includes $107.9 million guaranteed, including $66 million due at signing, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.”“Vikings Trevon Coley Color Rush Jersey , Kyle Rudolph agree to terms on 4-year deal” (NFL.com) - “On the eve of training camp, the Vikings and the tight end have agreed to terms on a four-year, $36 million extension, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported, per a source informed.”“Giants believe they are going to see ‘the best of Corey Coleman’” (PFT) - “The receiver has made only 61 catches for 789 yards and five touchdowns since the Browns made him the 15th overall choice.”“Kellen Winslow Jr. Found Guilty of Raping 58-Year-Old Woman” (SI.com) - “Winslow was facing 12 felony and misdemeanor charges stemming from incidents with three women. He could be sentenced to 3-8 years in prison for his rape conviction.”