Browns Secondary Snags 2 Interceptions as Offense Delivers Multiple Red Zone Touchdowns
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Updated · clevelandbrowns.com · Aug 19
Browns Secondary Snags 2 Interceptions as Offense Delivers Multiple Red Zone Touchdowns
3 articles · Updated · clevelandbrowns.com · Aug 19
Summary
Wednesday's red-zone-focused Browns practice produced two interceptions by the secondary even as the offense scored multiple touchdowns in 7-on-7 work.
Shedeur Sanders took all first-team reps on Day 17, with Deshaun Watson handling most second-team snaps and Dillon Gabriel mixing in during 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 periods.
Sanders hit KC Concepcion and Blake Whiteheart for red zone scores, Watson found Gage Larvadain for another, and Gabriel connected with Malachi Corley for a fourth touchdown.
Tre Avery wrestled away a deep ball from Tylan Wallace for one interception, Michael Coats Jr. added another near the goal line, and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren broke up two more passes.
The 11-on-11 periods still tilted toward the defense at times, with Mason Graham stopping Dylan Sampson for a likely loss and Julian Okwara and Quincy Williams combining for likely sacks.