The Browns are staring down their 2026 home opener against the Panthers, and two of their key defensive starters, cornerback Tyson Campbell and safety Grant Delpit, are listed as questionable for Week 3. This isn’t just a minor bump in the road, it’s a huge question mark for a defense that needs to be firing on all cylinders.
Campbell’s Ankle and Knee Worries
Tyson Campbell’s injury report has become a real concern as the week progressed. He was initially limited in practice on Wednesday and Thursday due to an ankle injury. But then, on Friday, the team added a knee injury to his report, keeping him a limited participant yet again. It’s a tough break, especially with multiple issues popping up right before a crucial home opener. You never want to see a star corner dealing with two separate dings.
Delpit and Jenkins Also Facing Setbacks
It’s not just Campbell creating headaches. Safety Grant Delpit has been limited all week with a shoulder injury, raising questions about his availability and effectiveness if he does play. Head coach Monken addressed the situation on Friday, saying, “They went through practice today and we’ll see where they’re at. They [did] a little work here post-practice, but we’re hopeful they’ll be able to go.” Beyond the questionable tags, the Browns have already ruled out guard Teven Jenkins for Week 3 due to a back injury; he didn’t practice at all this week.
This Week 3 matchup against the Panthers is the Browns’ first game at home in 2026, and having two starting defensive backs questionable is a real gut punch. Every fan is going to be holding their breath to see if Campbell and Delpit can suit up. It’s going to be a nail-biter right up until kickoff.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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