In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5. He dips outside left. He's doing it in touchdown. What a run. Next job. What's up, Browns fans. Welcome in to the OBR film breakdown. Your Wednesday, April 19th episode. I'm your host, Jake Burns, and we have a busy day in Berea for the first time in a while, right? The Browns welcome to back in.

You've got those slow-mo videos, some of the players arriving in the parking lot.

Phase one of the offseason is here, which is limited to strength training, rehabilitation, and meetings.

Time period is two weeks, so it's followed by the next two phases, which include rookie minicamp, mandatory minicamp.

This is just phase one.

This is very early.

This is though the first time you start to see your 2023 group get together in any way.

Phase two of three is a three-week period in which on-field workouts are allowed, but are limited to individual and group instruction drills.

No live contact or offense against defense scrimmage allowed.

Phase two will include rookie minicamp from May 12th to May 14th.

And then finally, phase three is the period where teams are allowed to conduct 10 days of

OTAs.

No live contact is permitted, but 7 on 7 and then 11 on 11 drills are allowed.

The phase ends with mandatory mini camp. As a reminder, everything else before this is voluntary. Where all players are required to attend runs from June 6 to 8th, which is the conclusion of the Brown's off-season program before they get back for training camp. They'll take that break and then they'll, like we said, return late July for training camp. So just wanted to give you an idea of what the three phases are.

They're in phase one.

So we really got a lot of time with the media today.

That meant that we got some time with Kevin Stefanski, got some time with Deshawn Watson,

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