Monday marked the first time the Cleveland Browns got together for a practice since last Wednesday. The time off during the bye weekend did the Browns’ walking wounded some good.
Several players who have been sidelined or battling through injuries were back at practice. Most notable is the return of Pro Bowl RB Nick Chubb, who was designated for return from I.R. by the club and practiced without restrictions for the first time since Week 4.
Defensive end Myles Garrett was also back. Garrett injured his knee in the Week 8 loss to the Raiders. So was right guard Wyatt Teller, who has been sorely missed in the run game since suffering a strained calf in Week 4.
Also back were top wide receiver Jarvis Landry, fullback Andy Janovich and rookie LB Jacob Phillips. None of those players participated in the Browns last pre-bye practice.
