Jalen Ramsey is out there tonight playing with a wrist he’s reported as broken, and honestly, the league is probably still trying to process that. It’s a shocking piece of news coming out of the pre-game for the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers matchup, and it’s definitely going to have everyone watching how he performs.
Cleveland’s Corners Are Back in Action
Forget the Ramsey shocker for a second, because the Browns just got some huge news themselves. After sitting out last Sunday, cornerback Tyson Campbell is back and ready to start! That’s massive for their secondary. Plus, Grant Delpit, who was apparently a bit banged up, is also good to go. Talk about a boost right when they need it. The Browns had already ruled out three players, so with only needing to name five inactives tonight, their Week 4 list isn’t throwing any huge curveballs. Quarterback Taylen Green is a regular inactive, and they’ll also be without WR Tylan Wallace, C Elgton Jenkins, OG Teven Jenkins, and LB Justin Jefferson. On the bright side, OL Parker Brailsford is active for the very first time as the backup center, with C Luke Wypler stepping up to start for Elgton Jenkins.
Pittsburgh’s Missing Pieces
On the other side of the field, the Pittsburgh Steelers have their own inactive list to contend with tonight. They’ll be without RB Rico Dowdle, QB Drew Allar, QB Will Howard, RB Eli Heidenreich, DL Kevin Jobity Jr., and DE Gabriel Rubio. Interestingly, the two teams initially had five combined players ruled out, but that number actually dropped to four because Pittsburgh just traded away one of those players. Wild stuff before kickoff, right?
Tonight’s game is gonna be a battle, especially with these lineup changes and the absolute head-scratcher of Jalen Ramsey playing through a broken wrist. You gotta wonder how that’s going to affect everything on the field. This matchup just got a whole lot more interesting to watch.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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