The Browns added Hines and D’Onta Foreman to their running back room in the offseason in anticipation of Chubb missing at least the season’s first month. Jerome Ford has been the team’s primary running back over the first four games, a role he took on last September after Chubb’s injury.

Once Week 4 comes to a close, teams can bring back players on the physically unable to perform list, injured reserve, or the non-football injury list. With that key date on the horizon, some teams are set to see notable figures enter back into the fold,

The Cleveland Browns have designated running back Nick Chubb to return from injured reserve, and are officially opening his practice window. The Browns will now have 21 days to put Chubb on the active roster,

Nick Chubb could be back on the field soon. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski said the team is opening up the

Browns running back Nick Chubb and Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson headline a list of players eligible to come off the PUP list and non-football injury lists and return to practice this week.

This means the Browns then have three weeks to activate Chubb off of the PUP list and place him onto their 53-man roster. If the Browns do not activate Chubb in this window, then he will have to remain out for the entirety of the season.

Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb will practice for the first time this season on Wednesday, head coach Kevin Stefanski announced Monday. Chubb began the regular season on the physically

Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb is set to return to practice Wednesday in Berea. Head Coach Kevin Stefanski made the announcement on Monday. However, he would not provide details on when Chubb would return to game action.