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Jacob Roach

LOOK: Sights and sounds from day one of Browns mandatory minicamp

The first day of mandatory minicamp is in the books as the Cleveland Browns have one final tune-up before training camp next month. The offense seemed to win the day as many who were present said that quarterback Deshaun Watson was as sharp as he has ever looked in Cleveland. Though it wasn’t a practice with full contact Watson’s confidence and control of the offense was impressive, and a good sign for the Browns’ chances of contention in 2023.

Getting to see Amari Cooper moving around after offseason surgery was another good sign from Berea on Tuesday. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights from this first practice as the team continues to get work in for the 2023 season:

Browns defensive line showed out

Watson found Cooper on an impressive throw

Watson's arm talent wowed observers

Elijah Moore caught a great ball from Watson during 7-on-7 drills

Watson's great day continued later in practice

The Browns quarterback wasn't afraid to spread the ball around

David Bell got in on the action with a red zone touchdown

David Njoku made an impressive catch

Amari Cooper looked to be back in old form

WR Marquise Goodwin still has his elite footspeed

Jakeem Grant is back after suffering an Achilles injury in the offseason last year

Fans got their first look at superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett

Watson got a lot of work in during red zone drills

Rookie Cedric Tillman got a lot of run during offensive drills

Donovan Peoples-Jones made a pretty catch on the sideline

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