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Browns’ Marquise Goodwin Cleared to Return After Blood Clots Found in Legs, Lungs
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Cleveland Browns wide receiver Marquise Goodwin has been taken off the non-football injury list after missing training camp due to blood clots in his legs and lungs.
Goodwin is now “in the process of returning to football activities,” the Browns announced Sunday.
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MARQUISE IS BACK IN ACTION!! 🙌
Goodwin is cleared to come off the NFI list and is in the process of returning to football activities. pic.twitter.com/PHoDsWAN8O
A nine-season NFL veteran, Goodwin signed with the Browns in free agency. He reported “discomfort in his legs and slight shortness of breath” during spring OTAs before being added to the NFI list in July, Anthony Poisal reported for clevelandbrowns.com.
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski called Goodwin’s return “great news for us,” per Doc Louallen of the team’s website.
“He’s been involved in everything, including the meeting room, on the practice field, and during those games,” Stefanski said. “He’s such a supportive teammate, so to have him progressing to where he can start to get ready for the season, I think, is outstanding.”
This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.
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