The Cleveland Browns have been without star running back Nick Chubb for over a year. There is good news, though, as Chubb is getting close to returning to the field. When should we expect to see Chubb,

Nick Chubb made a move Wednesday more significant than any cutback. Cleveland’s star running back returned to practice with the Browns for the first time since suffering a grotesque, season-ending left knee injury more than a year ago.

The Browns may have their best offensive playmaker Nick Chubb available when they take on the Raiders in Week 5. More on his potential return.

The Browns, however, will get running back Pierre Strong Jr. back in this game against the Commanders after missing the last three matchups. Jerome Ford, fresh off of one of his best games, will likely be the bellcow once again against the Commanders after stealing the bulk of the carries against the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Cleveland Browns recently opened up the practice window for running back Nick Chubb, which means he'll slowly be making his return to the field. Though he practiced for the first time on Oct. 2, Chubb is still not sure when he'll play in the game, but he was honest about his rehab when talking to reporters.

The Cleveland Browns are getting back one of their most important stars, as Nick Chubb has been designated to return.

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