The severity of Myles Garrett’s shoulder injury has been updated by the Browns.

The injured Browns suffered more injuries during their Week 13 loss to Denver, but on Monday they got good news about a number of their injured players.

Inhale deeply Cleveland. Myles Garrett, the star pass rusher for the Browns, was deemed day-to-day after being spotted with a sling after the team’s loss to Denver, according to head coach Kevin Stefanski, who made the announcement on Monday. Garrett did not sustain any structural damage to his shoulder.

The severity of the injury was raised when Garrett told reporters after the game that he had felt a pop in his shoulder during play. This was especially true after quarterback Deshaun Watson was sidelined for the season due to a fractured glenoid in his throwing shoulder. In this case, consider the confrontation averted for Cleveland, as Stefanski expressed optimism regarding Garrett’s availability to play against the Rams in Week 13.

Stefanski stated that although Myles’ shoulder hurts, “we feel good about where he’ll be.” The former first overall pick is now regarded as “day-to-day.”

Garrett ended up playing most of the second half with limited movement in his left arm following the injury. For the first time in five games, he did not record a sack despite finishing with just two tackles—one for a loss and one for a pass deflection. Garrett required assistance with getting dressed in the locker room afterwards.