The Cleveland Browns have not been afraid to ramp up the intensity during training camp, and the locker room has bought into the physical nature of their camp.
But before they stepped on the field for their second preseason game of 2019 against the Indianapolis Colts, the two teams participated in a pair of joint practices. And typically, joint practices lead to fights between both teams.
That was certainly the case between the Browns and Colts, as fights occurred on both days, but Thursday’s practice was highlighted by several fights. And unlike earlier in Browns training camp, head coach Freddie Kitchens was not upset with the fights because he wanted the Browns to stand their ground in Indianapolis.