The Browns carry out a field Marshal competition that includes two veterans and two rookies
Berea, Ohio – the general manager of the Cleveland Browns, Andrew Berrydeclared Thursday that there is the possibility that the team keeps its four healthy quarters competing for being the headline in the squad of 53 players.
“We have mainly considered the last five positions of the workforce as development positions, and that could come from any position,” Berry said before the second training of the Browns. “I also believe that with the flexibility of the current staff, especially with the promotions that can be had in the practices team, there is more flexibility to build a template of 48 players for the day of the game, where perhaps it was not as restrictive as before …”.
“If there are four players that are worth for the squad of 52 players and we believe it is the most sensible thing for us to keep them, we will.”
Los Browns They are carrying out a field marshal competition that includes a contestant quartet: veterans Joe Flacco y Kenny Pickett, And the rookies Dillon Gabriel y Shedeur Sanders. Pickett participated in all the offensive repetitions of the first team during years of 11 against 11 during the first practice of the training camp on Wednesday, while Gabriel, selected in the third round of the Draft, directed the offensive of the second team. Sanders, selected in the Fifth Round of the Draft, led the third team's offensive, while Flacco, a professional with 18 years of experience, did not participate in any repetition of 11 against 11.
The coach Kevin Stefanski He pointed out that the field marshal rotation will be fluid during the first week of training before reassessing order for week 2.
The field marshal Deshaun Watson It is found in the list of injured by physical problems while recovering from an injury to the right Achilles tendon that, according to the team, will leave it out of play for most of the 2025 season of the NFL. When requesting updated information about the Watson state, Berry indicated that the team is managing its day by day recovery.
