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Browns heading into long weekend before opener. Live updates from Sept. 2

The Browns hold their final full practice of the week before they transition to regular-season mode. Follow here for updates through the day.

BEREA – The Cleveland Browns find themselves on the verge of a long weekend, just over 24 hours away from their first regular-season game. After today's final practice, the team will transition into regular-season mode as they gear up for their season-opening matchup against Jacksonville.

The Browns have been busy fine-tuning their 53-man roster in the days leading up to the opener. They have already added three players who were not part of the organization prior to this week. The primary focus now is on determining the final rotations and positions for each player within the team's initial game plan.

As the Browns navigate the final 11 days before the opening bell, the goal is to ensure every detail is in place. This includes finalizing the roster, confirming player assignments, and making sure every aspect of the team's preparations is solidified. The Browns will continue to make news and roster moves on September 2, as they inch closer to the start of the season.

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