After a tough loss in Denver, the Cleveland Browns will start beginning preparations for the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.

But first, to recap that loss and offer their final thoughts,

we hear from two players and head coach Tophanski today

on from the podium.

First up was head coach Kevin Stophanski who gave us the final injury report from

Sunday including the good news on Miles Garrett's shoulder and recap the game against Denver.

Okay, injuries, umari like I told you x-rays are negative, think he'll be okay working through that this week.

Jordan Elliot, similar with the ankle day to day, but feel good about where he is miles with the shoulder is sore but feel good

about where he'll be but day to day and then Dorian like we talked about

last week we'll just continue to or last night excuse me

we'll just continue to work through the protocol and and make sure obviously

you're following every step of that with the game you know you watch it afterwards and it's we just

didn't do enough of those things that you have to do to win on the road. You know way too

sloppy with the football having the ball on the ground five times, you know, turning it over like we did is those are giveaways giving the game away and we can't do that

And that's that's the things that we really have to focus on moving forward is taking care of that rock. And then defensively, like, you know, like we mentioned, they got some runs on us, which we will correct. And because as you know, those are things that will keep showing up until you stop them and

we feel real good about our plan moving forward but plenty to clean up plenty to correct but just you're not going to win on the road when you play like we played

which was obviously disappointing so now the focus shifts right away to the Rams and

how we can correct some of these things and be better on Sunday.

And with that, I'll take any questions.

Kevin, you said Miles is sore, but you feel good about where he is.

So the scans you got today revealed no structural issues

and as long as he's comfortable playing

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