BEREA, Ohio – Myles Garrett Wednesday marked the return to practice for Michael since his Sept. 26 crash.
The Cleveland Browns Star pass rusher was forced to sit out Sunday’s 23-20 defeat to the Atlanta Falcons after suffering left shoulder and right biceps injuries In the accident
Coach Kevin Stefanski stated, “He’s an important part of what we do so it’s good to have him back out there.”
Stefanski stated that the team would first see what Garrett could do in practice and then get a feel for where Garrett is at. Garrett may be able to return to practice in time to play against the Saints on Sunday. Los Angeles Chargers.
Garrett sustained a left shoulder strain and a right-biceps strain, as well as minor cuts and bruises when his car flipped onto the side of the road. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported this weekend that Garrett’s shoulder injury will be treated. hinder him for the next two-to-four weeks.
Garrett was issued a citation He was cited for “failure control of his motor vehicle.” According to the crash report Garrett was speeding at 65 mph while driving on a road with a 45-mph speed limit. The Ohio State Highway Patrol deemed that Garrett was driving at an unsafe speed for the road he was on. This contributed to the accident. Garrett was released from Akron, Ohio’s hospital later that night.
Garrett didn’t make it to Atlanta with the team.
Browns defensive end Jadeveon ClowneyMeanwhile, Clowney missed his second consecutive game in Atlanta due to an ankle strain. Clowney was not able to practice Wednesday. Stefanski stated that Clowney was not able to practice Wednesday, but that he hopes it will be sooner than this week.
Clowney and Garrett combined have contributed 4.5 of Cleveland’s eight sacks this year.
Stefanski stated that he believes they are on two different progressions and would treat them accordingly. “See Myles’s face today, then we will wait and see what Jadeveon looks like.”