Pickett went to a training camp as one of two healthy ceasefire days in the QB room, while the forty Joe Flacco was forty.
Flacco has a lot of experience with the NFL and also a story with Browns from 2023, when he turned on Cleveland’s fraction late in the season to reach the playoff games and win the return player of the year. Pickett does not shine in his two years from Steelers and threw at 4,765 meters, 15 matches and 14 interceptions in 25 games, but he spent the last season scale on the bench for Eagles and he offers a spin that Flacco can’t.
The hamstring that appears minimizes such a difference for a while, though, even when Pickett returns to action.
“I have to control it when I’m back, probably a few weeks later, given the injury and where I am,” he said. “But I think it gives me a great opportunity just to work out your pocket, you know, find implementation, really improve my game from my pocket.
Apart from that, Pickett – as each QB should – keeps the belief that he can approach Browns’ top job under the middle with any time in the camp when he returned. He also pointed out the silver lining to hurt early in the camps rather than the end, which could have consumed him to take back a seat over the normal period of the default.
He will instead return on time, again in competition with Flacco, Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.
If Pickett has its way, it will be sooner or later.
“If you are not out there, I think there are shocks,” Pickett said. “You know, you have to be out there playing and competing to do work. And I understand it perfectly. That’s why I’m pushing to get back, you know, as fast as possible.”