After spending three consecutive weeks on the road, the Cleveland Browns finally return to Huntington Bank Field in Week 10 to host the Houston Texans.
Wednesday’s opening injury report features 11 players across the roster, highlighted by four key starters sitting out, including center Elgton Jenkins and wide receiver Denzel Boston, while defensive tackle Maliek Collins and right tackle Tytus Howard returned to the practice field in a limited capacity.
Here is the complete practice participation breakdown for Wednesday’s Week 10 report.
Did not participate
- Wide Receiver Denzel Boston (Toe)
- Fullback Michael Burton (Calf)
- Safety Ronnie Hickman (Concussion)
- Center Elgton Jenkins (Knee)
Four players sat out Wednesday's session. Safety Ronnie Hickman entered concussion protocol and did not practice, while starting center Elgton Jenkins was held out to manage his lingering knee injury.
Wideout Denzel
Boston (toe) and fullback Michael Burton (calf) were also sidelined to start the week.
Limited practice
- Right Guard Austin Barber (Calf)
- Defensive Tackle Maliek Collins (Elbow)
- Tight End Harold Fannin Jr. (Groin)
- Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee)
- Linebacker Carson Schwesinger (Wrist, Ankle)
- Cornerback Denzel Ward (Quad)
- Linebacker Quincy Williams (Hamstring)
Seven contributors logged limited reps on Wednesday. Defensive tackle Maliek Collins made an encouraging step forward after missing Week 9 with an elbow injury and illness, while right tackle Tytus Howard returned to limited work with a knee issue.
Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward surfaced on the report as limited with a quad injury, joining guard Austin Barber (calf), tight end Harold Fannin Jr. (groin), and linebackers Carson Schwesinger (wrist, ankle) and Quincy Williams (hamstring).
Full participation
- None
No players were listed as full participants on Wednesday's opening report.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Wednesday injury report for the Browns in Week 10 against the Texans
