Training camp practice. Number 13 is in the books here in Berea at the cross-country mortgage campus. I'm Jason Gibbs and this is the best podcast available. Training camp edition folks. There's a lot to go over on this football Monday.

Today, first and foremost, the warden is back. Pro Bowl corner, Denzel Ward, who's missed all of camp with a foot injury. He suffered during mini camp was activated from the public and back out on the field today.

Obviously, he will be eased back into things, but the goal is week one in Carolina, not the preseason for Mr. Ward. Miles Garrett did miss his second straight day, excused from practice for personal reasons. He'll be back sooner rather than later.

Unfortunately, the injury bug bit the Browns today out on the practice field. The team lost another center as seventh round pick, Dawson Deaton had to be carted off the field.

Rookie defense event, Isaiah Thomas, who had a great debut Friday night in Jacksonville, left the field with a trainer, Jake Triner from ESPN reporting the Thomas got his hand banged up, but that the rookie from Oklahoma will be fine.

Wide receiver Mike Harley Jr. also left the field with a trainer before the end of practice. On the practice field today, safe to say Jadavian clowny is ready to go battered passes would be sacks.

You name it, Mr. Clowny seemed to do it all today. Corner, AJ Green had a nice day as did defensive and Isaac Rochelle on the offensive side.

The following guys caught TD passes, Deer and his Johnson tight ends Marcus Santos Silva and Zaire Mitchell Patten and David Bell to name a few time for today's sound bites.

Most have to do with that talented Browns running back room and it features running back coach stump Mitchell who got some time today with the media.

Always awesome to hear from coach. Here's coach stump on Kareem Hunts play so far in camp. Well, right now he's healthy.

He's he's he's hungry to play football. So if he if he can stay healthy. He'll be he'll be ready to perform the way he he's performing.

Hopefully better. I don't think any of the running back coaches Kareem has had including me being number one has gotten the most out of Kareem.

He's a physical talented guy, but we got to get him to play within the well, I have to get him to play within our system.

And then you all have not seen the best of Kareem by no stretch of imagination.

He then gets asked if we've seen the best of Nick Chub yet. No, hell no, we haven't seen the best of Nick Chub yet.

No, Nick's got to be a little more patient. He's got a tag defenders. He's got to make the feel longer.

Those are things that that he's working on and he's catching the ball starting from the spring and running rouse a heck of a lot better than he's dead in the past.

So we'll see more from him.

If we haven't seen the best yet, watch out folks. Next up, Kevin Stefanski, I'm trying to get Chub and hunt on the field together this season.

Something everybody seems to have wanted since the two of them were paired up here in Cleveland.

Yeah, it's a little bit of a balance. Obviously got to have both guys healthy and then you want to make sure that you're maximizing both of them.

And there will be times where we're able to do that and there's times where we want one guy to be out there and one guy to be resting and to be fresh for when it's their turn.

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