The Browns conduct their first Saturday morning practice. Follow here for updates on anything that comes out of Berea.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown accelerated down the right sideline and had slight separation on cornerback Kelee Ringo, but to make the catch, he only needed a little bit of space. That’s because Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts put the ball over Brown’s shoulder, directly into his hands and out of Ringo’s vicinity.

BEREA, Ohio — Day 4 of Browns training camp brought plenty of red zone work for the quarterbacks before their off day on Sunday. After four straight days of practice, all in sweltering heat and humidity, the Browns will take a breather and come back on Monday ready to practice in pads for the first time.

As the Tennessee Titans continue training camp, here are The Tennessean's observations on top performers and position battles from the practice field.

The Chicago Bears moved around several pieces on their offensive line Saturday. When the pads come on next week, the line’s overall health will be worth monitoring.

• Eagles great Fletcher Cox was in attendance for practice on Saturday. So too was another former Pro Bowl defensive tackle. Gerald McCoy, who works for NFL Network, was at camp too. Those two defensive tackles have a combined 12 Pro Bowl appearances — six apiece. Cox had 70 career sacks and McCoy had 59 1/2. 2. Some depth chart notes:

Fans filled the sets of grandstands around the Lions’ practice fields, cheering on the likes of rookie running back Kye Robichaux after he trucked through a defender during a drill and chanted for linebacker Alex Anzalone, who was practicing for the first time during camp.

Some of that focuses on the interior rotation featuring Zion Johnson and Bradley Bozeman. Much of it points at Rashawn Slater continuing to miss practice during obvious contract negotiations while head coach Jim Harbaugh remains adamant that the starting left tackle continues to battle a minor physical thing keeping him from the field.

▶ Saturday marked the first practice of the year with fans in attendance, and per usual, there was a noticeable change in the energy. Supporters in attendance gave Lions owner Sheila Hamp a standing ovation when she arrived, and later started a chant for linebacker Alex Anzalone, who returned to practice amid a contract dispute with the team.