CLEVELAND — Corey Coleman returned to practice this week and didn’t look like he missed a beat.
That was Browns coach Hue Jackson’s evaluation of the second-year wide receiver, who hasn’t played since breaking his hand against Baltimore on Sept. 17.
“He looked fast to me,” Jackson said laughing. “He could catch. He can run. Sometimes you forget how talented he is because he hasn’t been out there in a while, but it was good to have Corey back out there.”
Coleman, the team’s first-round draft pick in 2016, has been limited by injuries since joining Cleveland’s roster, playing in 12 of 24 possible games over the past season-and-a-half.