Browns receiver Elijah Moore exits practice after collision
Browns top pass catcher Elijah Moore left Greenbrier training camp after a collision with Denzel Ward left him evaluated for a concussion. Moore, 24, is expected to be the No. 3 receiver this season after 59 receptions for 640 yards and two touchdowns last year. Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said the medical staff followed protocols as others dealt with injuries during camp.
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Browns QB Watson shows progress after shoulder surgery
Watson 28 underwent November shoulder repair and began throwing in March. He stayed on a measured plan at The Greenbrier with daily practice, limited drills, and no setbacks. Despite inconsistencies, Stefanski praised his arm strength and commitment as he aims for a healthy training camp and Game 1.
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Browns camp drills end with late drive near end zone
Training camp at The Greenbrier closes a two minute drill saw the No. 1 offense chase 45 yards in under 45 seconds. David Bell hauled in a fourth down pass from Jameis Winston for a score as Amari Cooper and Cedric Tillman each added receptions. Elijah Moore evaluated for concussion. Watson rested. Denzel Ward shined with multiple plays including a pick in red zone. Stefanski seeks plan for preseason playing time. Practice resumes Sunday in Berea.
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