The Cleveland Browns returned to the practice field Sunday morning with the defense sporting a new look: camouflage jerseys.
Head coach Mike Pettine came up with the idea to reward the winners from the previous day’s practice. According to the team’s website, Pettine originally wanted to go with a traditional camouflage look, but was “encouraged” by the NFL to make sure the uniforms consisted of the team’s traditional colors of orange, seal brown and white.
The winners are chosen during the final drill of practice and, on Sunday, it was the offense that came through thanks to quarterback Josh McCown and tight end Gary Barnidge.