With training camp opening, the Cleveland Browns, unlike some teams, including their Week 3 opponent, enter mostly healthy, with just DT Maliek Collins on an injury list. The Browns had a number of injuries late in the 2025 NFL season that could have lingered into 2026, including TE Harold Fannin Jr.’s groin and RB Quinshon Judkins multiple leg issues.
Fannin was a minimal participant throughout offseason activities, but teams are not required to divulge the nature or severity of injuries during that
time. With the team’s social media sharing videos of the talented second-year tight end running routes last week, concerns about his status were alleviated.
On Wednesday, the first official day of training camp, Fannin shared that he actually had offseason surgery:
If the earlier videos didn’t confirm it, Fannin himself noted that he will be “full go” for training camp.
A third-round pick in 2025, the 6’4” Fannin has 72 receptions for 731 yards and six touchdowns as Cleveland’s primary receiving threat as a rookie. Expectations are high heading into his second season, so being fully healthy at the start of training camp is a good start.
