Browns expect Denzel Boston to return to practice Thursday
The second-round receiver missed Wednesday’s session with a toe injury. Three other Browns players also sat out.
Browns head coach Todd Monken expects wide receiver Denzel Boston to resume practicing Thursday after a toe injury kept him out Wednesday. Speaking to reporters before practice, Monken indicated that he did not consider the issue a concern.
Boston, a second-round pick, was among four players who missed Wednesday’s practice. The other absentees were center Elgton Jenkins with a knee injury, fullback Michael Burton with a calf injury and safety Ronnie Hickman with a concussion.
Seven players participated on a limited basis. Among them were offensive tackle Austin Barber, listed with a calf injury; right tackle Tytus Howard, with a knee injury; and tight end Harold Fannin, with a groin injury.
The remaining limited participants were defensive tackle Maliek Collins with an elbow injury, cornerback Denzel Ward with a quad injury, linebacker Quincy Williams with a hamstring injury and linebacker Carson Schwesinger, who was listed with wrist and ankle injuries.
