Cleveland Akron, OH, August 7, 2026 —

Cleveland Browns training camp was moved indoors for its ninth day of practice due to inclement weather, which consequently affected fan attendance. The change in venue shifted the focus from outdoor drills to indoor preparations.

A significant aspect of the day’s practice was the ongoing quarterback competition. Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and Dillon Gabriel each had opportunities to lead different units. The team utilized this period to evaluate the performance of its quarterbacks under various scenarios.

The offense demonstrated several positive plays during the session. Notable among these was a touchdown pass thrown by Watson to wide receiver Isaiah Bond. These offensive highlights indicate progress in the team’s passing game.

The defense also made its presence felt on the field, forcing turnovers and disrupting offensive plays. The defensive unit recorded three interceptions and recovered one fumble throughout the practice. These defensive successes highlight the team’s ability to create takeaways.

In terms of roster adjustments, the Browns announced several personnel changes. The team signed free agents Jack Conley and Jeadyn Lukus. Concurrently, the Browns waived Jamari Thrash and Reid Carrico. Additionally, the team claimed defensive end Patrick Jenkins.

The practice session also saw the return of several players who had been previously sidelined. However, a number of players continued to be absent from practice, cited as being due to injury or other unspecified reasons. The status of these sidelined players remains a point of interest as the team progresses through its training camp schedule.



Story summarized from the original created by Camryn Justice on www.news5cleveland.com, see more information here.

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