Cleveland Browns appear to dodge bullet after Nick Chubb taken off field at practice

CLEVELAND, OHIO - NOVEMBER 14: Running back Nick Chubb #24 of the Cleveland Browns warms up before the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium on November 14, 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
CLEVELAND, OHIO - NOVEMBER 14: Running back Nick Chubb #24 of the Cleveland Browns warms up before the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium on November 14, 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) /
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Nick Chubb left the field for the Cleveland Browns

The Cleveland Browns practice hasn’t been pretty on Monday and it got worse when Nick Chubb was seen on the turf shaken up.

Chubb was tackled by linebacker Mack Wilson and it appeared his neck was twisted on the play.

He stayed on the turf for a few seconds before being attended to by team trainers. Afterward, he was taken to the locker room which was a sour note on what has been an ugly day in Berea, thanks in large part to the weather.

The Browns seem to have dodged a bullet, however, as Nathan Zegura — who is covering every minute of the team’s practice — said he appears to be fine. That suggests his leaving the field was more of a precaution than anything else.

After the play, Tonny Grossi said that head coach Kevin Stefanski went over to Wilson and had a one-on-one conversation with him.

For the coach, this wasn’t the first time he was speaking to defenders as he could be heard telling them not to tackle to the ground on Monday, which was also the team’s first practice in pads.

Wilson also made headlines earlier in camp when he spoke out about the disrespect he and his fellow linebackers have been receiving this offseason. The general consensus is that this is the biggest weakness on the team and Wilson wants to prove that to be a false narrative.

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All around the league today, there seems to be injury news which has shaken up rosters early. Thankfully for Cleveland, this one seems to be a mere scare rather than anything significant.