Now that Breeland served his four-game suspension, though, there is no guarantee he will even start. “You look at the other players that they've played against, the other teams they've played against and what they've been able to hold them to — what a challenge for us,” Carr said. The legal troubles out of the way and the suspension lifted, Breeland was finally back on the practice field this week. “There's a lot of moving parts even during the week, guys with injuries and getting reps. We only get so many this time of year. We want to get Breeland up to speed, but we want to keep getting the other guys work.”

Source: Fox News October 08, 2020 18:11 UTC