Running back Duke Johnson wants to play for someone

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other than the Browns , but that’s reportedly not going to keep him from joining the team at training camp.Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Johnson will report to the Browns’ facility in Berea, Ohio along with his teammates on Wednesday. Johnson did not take part in voluntary work this offseason after requesting a trade to a different team, but he was present for the mandatory minicamp in June.Johnson hired agent Drew Rosenhaus earlier this month and Rosenhaus met with the Browns on Tuesday to discuss his client’s status , but there doesn’t appear to be an imminent change to the status quo. The Browns have said they have no interest in dealing Johnson ahead of the 2019 season.Johnson’s desire to be traded drew a strong, negative response from quarterback Baker Mayfield that was reportedly not taken well by some other members of the team. Wide receiver Jarvis Landry downplayed the potential for those comments or Johnson’s request to be an issue inside the locker room, however , and it appears everyone is moving forward for the time being. Expectations have gone up for the Browns this year and one of their players has adjusted his expectations for himself as well.Wide receiver Antonio Callaway caught 43 passes for 586 yards and five touchdowns during his rookie season and those results have him in line for work behind Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry at wide receiver this year. Callaway may be No. 3 on that list, but he isn’t letting that take a bite out of his goals for the year to come.Callaway said that he’s looking for 1,000 receiving yards and “ten or more” touchdowns in 2019.“I need goals like that to push me ,” Callaway said, via Cleveland.com.Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens cautioned rookie cornerback Greedy Williams to stay out of “the prediction business” when Williams said the team would be going to the Super Bowl and has pushed back at the rising outside expectations for his team, but said he has no problem with Callaway’s goals because “setting the expectations high for ourselves” is a good thing.