Josh McCown doesn’t see the negative connotation, whether it’s “game manager” or the oft-used phrase “building around the quarterback.”The Browns veteran quarterback understands the perception but brushes it off. He’s comfortable with who he is and how he fits with his new team.“That stuff doesn’t bother me,” McCown said after Tuesday’s OTA. “We’re trying to win a championship. You can call it what you want to call it. I just want to win football games. That’s my main focus.“I understand who I am and how I want to go about winning football games. That’s the key for us.”McCown’s seen a lot in his 13 NFL seasons, but each destination, each role in which he’s assumed, has carried a different wrinkle or two. His status as the Browns’ first-team quarterback under new offensive coordinator John DeFilippo as Cleveland goes through its first week of OTAs is not necessarily new, but the circumstances surrounding it differ greatly from what he’s seen over the past two seasons.

Source: Andrew Gribble of clevelandbrowns.com