Browns wide receivers coach Chad O'Shea relayed Wednesday that Beckham (abdomen) has made "a lot of progress" in his recovery from January surgeries but is unsure where the wide receiver will be at the start of training camp, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
Despite playing all 16 games last season, Beckham was hamstrung by a sports hernia from the third week of training camp onward, eventually finishing with 74 catches (on 133 targets) for 1,035 yards and four touchdowns. While those numbers are fair enough at first glance, he averaged a career-worst 64.7 yards per game. By the end of the year, Beckham had a torn abductor and torn rectus abdominis, which were addressed via procedures. In 2020, he'll be working under a new coaching staff for the third time in as many seasons, with Kevin Stefanski leading the way.