The Browns are heading into their final day of prep for Sunday’s trip to Nashville with another injury concern hanging over the week.
Quincy Williams missed practice on Friday with a neck injury, adding fresh uncertainty to a defense that has already been dealing with some issues. There’s still no update on Williams’ status for Sunday.
That same wait-and-see applies to defensive tackle Mason Graham, who has missed the last two games because of a knee and ankle injury, and safety Grant Delpit, who is still in the league-mandated concussion protocol. Cleveland’s final injury report later today will be worth watching closely.
Even with the health questions piling up, the Browns are still in first place as they get ready to face the Tennessee Titans. That hasn’t stopped the injury bug from making life difficult on the defensive side, though, and the latest news only adds to the concern.
Elsewhere around Browns coverage, there’s still plenty of talk about how Deshaun Watson has helped revive the Kardiac Kids and put himself in range to challenge Brian Sipe’s 47-year-old record this season. There’s also a look at Browns center Elgton Jenkins facing a college friend on the Titans, plus an examination of where Cleveland can still improve and how far the defense can carry them.
On the prediction front, the Browns are favored against Tennessee, but not everyone is buying into Cleveland just yet. And over in the broader NFL world, CBS has signed J.J. Watt to a new multi-year lead analyst deal.
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Browns Suddenly Have A New Injury Concern Before Titans Game
The Browns Week 7 injury report already has a little of everything on it, and the most notable name to watch is Quincy Williams. The linebacker sat out practice because of a neck injury as Cleveland worked through its preparations for Tennessee, while Grant Delpit was back on the field in a limited role after clearing the concussion-related step that had kept him sidelined.
Beyond those two, the list was crowded with familiar maintenance-day and status-check names, from Carson Schwesinger and Elgton Jenkins to Mason Graham, KC Concepcion, Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson. For a Browns team trying to get settled before facing the Titans, the bigger issue is less the length of the report than how many key contributors still need to make it through the week without another surprise. [Read more 🡒]
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The Browns have opened the 2026 season with a 4-2 record, but the offense still has an obvious soft spot, and its at tight end. Cleveland has gotten enough out of the roster to stay in the mix early, yet the search for more dependable production in the passing game remains part of the conversation as the schedule starts to tighten.
Sam LaPorta has become a name to watch after publicly expressing frustration about not getting a contract extension and then missing a recent media session with the Lions. For a Browns team looking for a way to upgrade a clear weakness, that kind of situation naturally creates trade speculation, even if any real movement would still have to make sense for both sides. [Read more 🡒]
Browns Extension Debate Is Getting Harder To Ignore
The Browns are already staring down a 2027 free-agent class that could force some early decisions, and a few names stand out for different reasons. Maliek Collins and Ronnie Hickman have given Cleveland enough on-field reason to keep the conversation going, while Andre Szmyts place in the mix is still tied to how the team views his longer-term role. Even Deshaun Watson remains part of that contract picture, which only adds to the amount of planning the front office has to do as it looks ahead.
What makes the situation harder to ignore is that these are not just placeholder names on a calendar. Cleveland has to balance present production against future flexibility, and the way these players are performing now will shape whether the Browns consider extensions, new deals or a more cautious path. Some of these futures feel manageable, others much less so, and the decisions around them could end up saying plenty about how the organization wants to build the roster beyond this stretch. [Read more 🡒]