Browns trade DT Jowon Briggs to New York Jets
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Browns cornerback Denzel Ward leaves practice; defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. works to the side
Browns cornerback Denzel Ward suffered an apparent shoulder or arm injury during Tuesday's practice while defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. inches closer to a return.
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Shedeur Sanders injury update: Browns QB returns to practice, status for preseason finale unclear
Flacco has remained healthy throughout the preseason, but Sanders, Gabriel and Pickett have all dealt with injuries in recent weeks. Gabriel missed time with a hamstring issue, but returned for the team's second preseason game over the weekend while Sanders (oblique) and Pickett (hamstring) sat out.
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SB Nation on MSNAFC North: Steelers, Browns, Ravens fans among most bald
Nope, can’t blame the Browns for that, according to this survey of 3,000 male NFL fans, as the Pittsburgh Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys and Indianapolis Colts (mostly successful franchises) are in the top 10:
The Browns gave injury updates on quarterbacks Kenny Pickett and Shedeur Sanders ahead of the team's preseason finale vs. the Rams
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Rams Wire on MSN10 Rams players on roster bubble who must play well vs. Browns
With roster cuts approaching, these 10 players must play well against the Browns in the Rams' preseason finale on Saturday.
There aren’t many days remaining in “training camp,” but the Browns have also shifted to “regular season reporting rules.” That includes things like the following, which means even fewer details than we’ve been getting: Do not report on offensive or defensive strategy without addressing questions to the head coach.
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SB Nation on MSNBrowns offense: ‘Not much to get excited about.’ Really?
The Cleveland Browns offense in 2024 was, in a word, unwatchable. It did not matter which quarterback the team cycled through – Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, or Bailey Zappe – it was a weekly comedy of errors whenever the Browns had the ball.
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Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah watches Browns practice from the sidelines: “He’s a huge part of who we are”
Koramoah stood on the sidelines in Browns gear, intently watching Wednesday’s practice and chatting with Myles Garrett. It was a welcome sight and the first glimpse at the new role Owusu-Koramoah will occupy while he remains out for the entirety of the 2025 season due to the neck injury he suffered last year.