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Also, Myles Garrett is taking his teammates to South Beach, the wide receivers are trying to impress and Cade York goes solo.

Opening statement:  “Injury front wise, (WR) Donovan Peoples-Jones will be back out there today having cleared the (concussion) protocols. We will not have (T) Jack Conklin out there due to illness and (CB) Terrence Mitchell – not injury related. “On the COVID front, getting (S Andrew) Sendejo and (LB) B.J. Goodson back, as well as (S) Elijah Benton on the practice squad. Coach-wise, (pass game coordinator/wide receivers coach) Chad O’Shea will be back out there today. For the game, similar to last week, (coaching assistant) Ryan Cordell will handle the offensive line, (Chief of Staf...

Kevin Stefanski confident the Browns will overcome his absence in the playoff game vs. Steelers: ‘We have to find a way’ Updated Jan 06, 2021; CLEVELAND, Ohio — Kevin Stefanski, sitting in home office in front of a framed print of Jim Brown playing against the Steelers, acknowledged that missing the Steelers playoff Sunday night game for him, Joel Bitonio and at least three others who tested positive on Tuesday is not ideal. But he put on his brave face like he’s done all season and marched forward. “I’m disappointed for anybody who can’t be a part of this whether due to injury...

Associated Press Read Article NEW YORK — The New York Jets kicked off their coaching search by interviewing Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy on Wednesday. With six vacancies around the league, the 51-year-old Bieniemy is one of the most popular candidates after helping the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes win the Super Bowl last year and directing the NFL’s No. 1 offense this season. Bieniemy also interviewed with Atlanta and Detroit earlier this week. Teams are speaking to coaching and general manager candidates through virtual interviews rather than in-person visits in...

AP Sports Writer CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns coach Kevin Stefanski doesn’t know how he contracted COVID-19, and he’s not going to let the virus stop him from preparing his team for the playoffs. Beating the Pittsburgh Steelers is priority No. 1. “We’ve got to find a way,” Stefanski said. Cleveland’s first-year coach, who has guided the Browns back to the postseason for the first time since the 2002 season, met with reporters over Zoom on Wednesday, a day after his positive test for COVID-19. Stefanski won’t be able to coach the Browns on Sunday, and the team will also be without P...