"Set-pieces are his passion. He transmits that to the players but he is also very open-minded. He listens to them and I think that's a key point for any coach. It's not just about telling players what to do; it's a cooperation. Nicolas is always asking questions and he is never satisfied." "But then for me personally, I can't speak for Glen, something sort of broke inside. And you're trying to fix it. You've got all the tools, but when you can't find what's broken, you can't fix it. It's a very hard thing to do. He leaves the Browns having recorded 40 catches for 551 yards and three touchdowns over the past two seasons, with injuries having hindered his efforts to build on the 1,035 yards he posted in his first campaign upon arriving in 2019 via a trade with the New York Giants. They're rested coming off last week's bye and have played the Bucs tough the last two seasons, rallying from an 18-point deficit to win at Tampa Bay in Daniel Jones' first NFL start in 2019 and losing to the eventual NFL champions after leading at halftime of a prime-time matchup a year ago.