The Browns are hoping that they got little more than a momentary scare regarding defensive end Myles Garrett at Wednesday's practice.
According to Cleveland.com, Garrett injured his foot on a non-contact injury that took place during a two-minute drill near the end of practice. The play was whistled for a sack, but Garrett landed on his left foot after he had extended toward Osweiler. Garrett stayed on the ground for a couple minutes and then was helped up by trainers. He did not return to practice and limped into the field house when the Browns were forced to go indoors because of inclement weather.
The No. 1 overall pick didn't head to the locker room after limping off the field; however, his foot was clearly bothering him as he stood on the sideline.
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Garrett had missed some practice time in offseason work for an undisclosed issue that was not believed to be serious.
In addition to Kizer, the Browns have signed defensive linemen Myles Garrett (first round), Larry Ogunjobi (third) and Caleb Brantley (sixth), defensive back Howard Wilson (fourth), offensive lineman Rod Johnson (fifth), kicker Zane Gonzalez (seventh) and running back Matthew Dayes (seventh). "Those things happen. Hopefully everything's OK and we'll see once we get a chance to go inside". "I don't know that for sure, but we'll find out as I go inside". "I don't know how it happened". In his final season at Texas A&M, Garrett sustained a high ankle sprain in September and battled through it during the season. Depending on the extent of the injury, Garrett has a full six weeks to heal before training camp starts in late July.
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