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BEREA — The final two days of training camp are here for the Browns .
Tuesday will be the 15th day of training camp, and the fifth scheduled day open to fans. The Browns will be on the field at 2:05 p.m.
This week will be about shifting into game-week mode. The Browns play at the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday at 10 p.m., and the schedule leading up to that is designed much like a game week.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski is scheduled to speak at noon, with select players to follow. Stefanski may have updates on the litany of injuries which his team has suffered.
Follow along here for updates on what Stefanski has to say, as well as what happens on the next-to-last day of camp:
The Browns did get one new participant in practice on Tuesday. Linebacker Tony Fields II, who had been sidelined with a leg injury since July 31, was back on the field.
However, there was a lengthy list of players who didn't practice for one reason or the other: wide receiver Amari Cooper and David Bell; running backs Nyheim Hines and Nick Chubb; cornerbacks Greg Newsome II and Denzel Ward; safeties Ronnie Hickman and D'Anthony Bell; tight ends David Njoku and Giovanni Ricci; defensive end Alex Wright; defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson and Maurice Hurst II; linebackers Nathaniel Watson, Brandon Bouyer-Randle and Jordan Hicks; and offensive linemen Luke Wypler, Jedrick Wills Jr., James Hudson III, Michael Dunn and Jack Conklin.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski said wide receiver Amari Cooper was expected to practice Tuesday for the first time since his injury last Thursday. That was sort of the case for Cooper, who only took part in a walk-through period at the very end of practice.
Otherwise, Cooper watched practice without a helmet.
Jack Conklin, the Browns' projected starting right tackle, remains in his rehab from last year's knee injury suffered in the season-opening win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Stefanski would not give an exact timetable for when the two-time All-Pro would eventually return to the field.
"Jack, again, a guy who's worked extremely hard all offseason," Stefanski said. "Continues to work hard. We'll see over the next, I'm really focused on today and where he is, but I can tell you he's doing everything and more to get ready to play."
Nyheim Hines is another of the Browns' big names who has not practiced yet this camp. The running back has been on the non-football injury list all camp as he continues to recover from a knee injury sustained in a jet ski accident a year ago.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski was asked about an update on Hines Tuesday.
"He's working very hard," Stefanski said. "I don't have a date for you guys with Nyheim, but work's extremely hard. I get to watch him work, so he's doing well and progressing well."
Defensive tackle Maurice Hurst II was "getting better" after suffering an injury during last Thursday's joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings , according to head coach Kevin Stefanski. However, Hurst is "not ready to practice" yet.
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said during a pre-practice news conference that he expected wide receiver Amari Cooper to practice on Wednesday. Cooper left last Thursday's joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings with what appeared to be a leg injury.
The Browns made multiple moves on Monday. They signed linebacker Brandon Bouyer-Randle and offensive tackle Chim Okorafor.
They also placed offensive tackle Hakeem Adeniji on injured reserve, Adeniji suffered a knee injury in Saturday's preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Chris Easterling can be reached at ceasterling@thebeaconjournal.com. Read more about the Browns at www.beaconjournal.com/sports/browns. Follow him on X at @ceasterlingABJ
This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Cleveland Browns training camp day 15 live updates: Last two days of camp arrive
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