Browns Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken Pleased with Team’s Performance Against Bills in Joint Practice
The Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator, Todd Monken, expressed satisfaction with the team's performance during a joint practice session with the Buffalo Bills in Berea, Ohio. He felt the offense held its own against a strong opponent, indicating they are ready…
Cleveland Akron, OH, August 20, 2026 —
Cleveland Browns Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken shared positive remarks regarding the team’s offensive unit following a joint practice session with the Buffalo Bills. The practice took place in Berea, Ohio, and Monken indicated that the offense performed well against a formidable opponent.
Monken expressed that the offense ‘held its own’ during the exercises with the Bills. This statement suggests that the Browns’ offensive players demonstrated capability and resilience when competing against the Bills’ defense. The coordinator’s sentiment implies that the team is progressing well and is prepared for the upcoming challenges they will face.
The joint practice sessions are a common part of NFL training camps, allowing teams to scrimmage against each other in a controlled environment. These sessions provide valuable opportunities for players and coaches to assess their performance against different schemes and personnel before the regular season begins. The Browns’ ability to perform effectively against a team like the Bills, who are considered strong contenders, serves as a positive indicator for their development.
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