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The Browns lost WR Jakeem Grant for the season with a knee injury but will be getting Marquise Goodwin back after the receiver was cleared to practice for the first time since June.
Last year, Grant suffered a ruptured Achilles in training camp. He was in line to return kicks and punts.Marquise Goodwin was cleared to come off the non-football injury list. Goodwin missed training camp because of blood clots in his legs and lungs.
Stefanski said Goodwin would begin practicing for the first time since minicamp in June. Cleveland signed the 32-year-old veteran in the offseason. He has 187 career receptions.
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