Browns mask rookie DT's controversial return to practice with extension for Pro Bowl LB

Wednesday's news of Hall's quick return to the field is another controversial storyline that could surround the Browns until the second-round pick either sees his day in court or Cleveland makes a decision on his future with the organization.

The Ohio State product was arrested and booked on Tuesday after the alleged incident on Monday night. According to ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi, Hall pleaded not guilty, his bond was set at $10,000 and he has a hearing set for Sept. 10, which is two days after the Browns' season-opener against the Dallas Cowboys.

Per the report, police said that the 21-year-old pressed a handgun against his fiancee's temple and threatened "I will [expletive] end it all. I don't care."

The team released a statement on Tuesday regarding the situation.

NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy added in a statement: "We have been in contact with the club regarding the matter, which will be reviewed under the personal conduct policy."

The Browns didn't practice on Tuesday and have joint practices with the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday and Thursday before playing in a preseason contest on Saturday.

Cleveland safety Rodney McLeod Jr. told reporters on Wednesday that the team was being supportive of Hall.

"We're a team. We're a family," McLeod said, according to an Associated Press and ESPN report. "And we're understanding that certain things are going to arise and take place and so you have to treat it as such. We're all human beings and so for us we're just trying to learn more about what took place and we will handle things accordingly."