The Cleveland Browns have shut down their practice facility for the second straight day after two players tested positive for COVID-19.

Tight end Harrison Bryant and linebacker Malcolm Smith were the two players who tested positive.

The Browns have been dealing with coronavirus issues since Saturday, when they had to place their top four wide receivers on the reserve/COVID-19 list as high-risk close contacts after they came into contact with another player who had tested positive.

Jason Garrett tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss Sunday's game for the New York Giants against the Cleveland Browns.

Freddie Kitchens will call plays against the his former team less than a calendar year after he was fired.

The Giants canceled practice Thursday "out of an abundance of caution."

The Cleveland Browns are set to host the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football this week, but state protocols may come into play.

Citizens of Ohio are supposed to remain in their homes from 10 pm until 5 am under COVID-19 lockdown protocols. Monday Night Football games typically end close to 11:30 pm or midnight.

Workers on the clock during those hours are exempt from 10 pm curfew. The Browns aren't sure if that includes their players.

The Cleveland Browns defeated the Tennessee Titans 41-35 to move to 9-3, clinching their first winning season in 13 years.

Since rejoining the NFL in 1999, the Browns have posted only two winning seasons, with the other coming in 2002, the last time they made the playoffs.

The Browns haven't been 9-3 since 1994, when they finished the regular season 11-5 and advanced to the second round of the playoffs. The following season then-owner Art Modell relocated the franchise to Baltimore and renamed it the Ravens.