The Browns are dealing with some serious uncertainty heading into their Sunday showdown against the Ravens, with defensive tackle Mason Graham, running back Quinshon Judkins, and linebacker Carson Schwesinger all officially listed as questionable. After not practicing all week, their first activity on the field was Friday, and that status hangs heavy over the team.
Key Players Still Up In The Air After First Practice Activity of the Week
Talk about a tough break. Defensive tackle Mason Graham, who’s been battling knee and ankle issues, didn’t even play in the Browns’ loss to the Jets last weekend. Then you’ve got running back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger, both of whom got dinged up with ankle injuries during that same Jets game. The big news? All three of these guys were back on the practice field Friday. But here’s the kicker: despite getting some reps in, they’re still stuck with that “questionable” tag for Sunday. That Friday practice was their *first* activity of the entire week, so you know they aren’t exactly 100%. Defensive end Derek Barnett is also questionable with an ankle injury, adding to the defensive worries.
Who’s Definitely Out, and One Bit of Good News
While we wait to see if the questionable crew can suit up, we already know several players won’t be hitting the field against the Ravens. Defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. (ankle), offensive lineman Teven Jenkins (knee), quarterback Dillon Gabriel (back), defensive tackle Kalia Davis (quad), and running back Dylan Sampson (knee) are all confirmed out for the week. That’s a serious list of guys on the sidelines. On the bright side, wide receiver KC Concepcion, who took a concussion against the Jets, has no injury designation and is all set to play. It’s a small victory, but any healthy body is huge right now.
With so many key players either questionable or definitively out, the Browns are going to have to dig deep against the Ravens on Sunday. Can the guys stepping up fill those massive voids, or will the injury bug prove too much? It’s going to be a true test of their depth.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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