The Cleveland Browns returned to the practice field on Thursday as preparations accelerate for their 2026 home opener against the Carolina Panthers at Huntington Bank Field. Thursday's updated report brought key progress along both lines of scrimmage, balanced by a new non-injury addition to the offensive backfield.
Here is Thursday's full practice participation breakdown for Week 3.
Did not participate
Guard Teven Jenkins (Back)
Right Guard Teven Jenkins remained sidelined on Thursday as he continues to recover from a back injury that has kept him out since the regular season opener. Third-round rookie Austin Barber continues to hold down the starting spot in his place, keeping the starting five intact while Jenkins works his way back.
Limited practice
Running Back Quinshon Judkins
(Not injury-related - personal)
Cornerback Tyson Campbell (Ankle, Hip)
Safety Grant Delpit (Shoulder)
Linebacker Quincy Williams (Knee)
A new name surfaced on Thursday's report, as rookie running back Quinshon Judkins was logged as a limited participant due to non-injury personal reasons. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Judkins is expected to suit up and be available for Sunday's matchup.
Meanwhile, key elements of the defense remained limited for a second consecutive session. Cornerback Tyson Campbell (ankle, hip) and safety Grant Delpit (shoulder) continue to work through workload management in a thin secondary. Linebacker Quincy Williams also logged another limited practice as he manages a knee designation.
Full participation
Defensive Tackle Mason Graham (Groin)
Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee)
The biggest developments on Thursday came in the trenches, as defensive tackle Mason Graham and starting right tackle Tytus Howard were both upgraded from limited to full participants. Graham clearing his groin issue and Howard overcoming his knee designation provide a massive boost to both fronts ahead of Sunday's home opener.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Thursday injury report for the Browns Week 3 matchup
