David Njoku Practices; Key Receiver Absent as Vrabel Discusses Browns Defense
BEREA, Ohio – Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku is back on the practice field following a knee injury. He was injured in a recent game against the Pittsburgh Steelers after a tough hit from safety Juan Thornhill. Njoku described the play as a “brutal hit” that resulted in him missing the previous week’s game against the Miami Dolphins.
David Njoku’s Return to Practice
Njoku has started practicing on a limited basis as of Wednesday. His return is significant as he prepares to face the New England Patriots, coached by Mike Vrabel. Last season, Vrabel had coached Njoku, providing valuable insights that Njoku could utilize in their upcoming matchup.
Upcoming Matchup Against the Patriots
Njoku’s health will be crucial for the Browns as they gear up to take on the Patriots. The game presents an opportunity for him to apply Vrabel’s coaching tips directly against his former mentor.
Key Facts
- Injury: Knee injury from a collision with safety Juan Thornhill
- Last Game Missed: Against the Miami Dolphins
- Previous Coach: Mike Vrabel, New England Patriots
- Return to Practice: Limited participation, started Wednesday
The Browns will look to Njoku for a crucial performance in their upcoming match, as his skills could make a difference against the Patriots. His past experiences with Vrabel might give him an edge in understanding defensive strategies during the game.
