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Cleveland Browns' minicamp faced noise complaints from neighbors, but HC Todd Monken responded defiantly, stating they increased the music volume. Monken emphasized that if neighbors didn't like it, they could move.
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The Cleveland Browns had their first official minicamp with HC Todd Monken, but there were a few objections along the way. While Myles Garrett not being there did raise a lot of questions, it seemed like the Browns had other problems to deal with in their minicamp, which was held on April 21 at Berea, Ohio. Unfortunately, they were interrupted by the neighborsâ complaints about the loud music during the camp, but that did not seem to bother Monken, as he had a simple response to those who had a complaint.
âThe neighbors complained, and we didnât care,â said Todd Monken during the press conference on Saturday, via College Transfer Portal. âWe pumped up the music louder; if they donât like it, they can move.â
Monken had previously worked with the Browns in 2019 as the offensive coordinator and somewhat knows how the franchise does business. While notable names like Myles Garrett, Jerry Jeudy, and Denzel Ward were absent, Monken did not slack off. On his first camp as the HC, he tried to keep it light and create a fun environment for the players.
He mentioned that the atmosphere in Berea was great. The weather was a plus point as the players were also in good spirits. To help everyone get into the rhythm, loud music was being played at the training camp.
Irrespective of the complaints, the voluntary minicamp turned out to be a success, and the HC also got to see the quarterbacks firsthand.
The quarterbacksâ room has been a major issue for the Cleveland Browns. With three quarterbacks at hand, Dillon Gabriel, Deshaun Watson, and Shedeur Sanders, there is still an uncertainty as to who the starter is going to be among the three. However, having seen the QBs firsthand at the minicamp, Monken shared his observations.
âBeing out there with the guys and getting a little bit of a feel for who we have on our roster, and I thought all three quarterbacks, at times, you could see positives in their games. And learning a new system, and theyâve been awesome in the meeting rooms and on the field,â said Todd Monken.
Todd Monken stated that they increased the music volume and suggested that if neighbors didn't like it, they could move.
The article does not specify the reason for Myles Garrett's absence from the minicamp.
The Cleveland Browns minicamp took place on April 21 in Berea, Ohio.
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Despite not going into details, Monken said that all three of them look tuned, and impressed him.
âDeshaun looked really good at times, and there are things he gotta work on. Same with Shedeur and Dillon,â Monken continued.
With Day 3 set to commence, the Browns will be looking to make some good acquisitions with their five picks. Coach Monken has been happy with how the Browns have looked in the minicamp, but they do have a lot of holes to fill in their roster, and these picks would certainly help them do that.
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