Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson said that defensive end Myles Garrett has made "huge progress" in his recovery from a high-ankle sprain.
During Wednesday's practice, Garrett was seen riding a stationary bike. That sight has to be encouraging, but the defense end still won't play this week. He will have a chance at making his pro debut in Week 4. In the meantime, Carl Nassib will serve as the team's primary defensive end opposite Emmanuel Ogbah.
Garrett, the number-one overall pick in this year's draft, is projected for 51.9 tackles, 5.6 sacks and 1.5 forced fumbles in his rookie campaign with the Browns.
Source: Akron Beacon Journal