Preparations for Thursday Night Football against the Pittsburgh Steelers accelerated on Tuesday, bringing a key update to the offensive line and clarity regarding Cleveland’s plan at center.
Here is your look into Tuesday’s Browns injury report.
Did not participate
- Center Elgton Jenkins (Concussion)
- Wide Receiver Tylan Wallace (Knee)
Starting center Elgton Jenkins remained sidelined in concussion protocol. With a quick turnaround before Thursday, head coach Todd Monken confirmed that if Jenkins cannot clear protocol, third-year center Luke Wypler will make the start, not rookie Parker Brailsford, who would serve as the backup.
Receiver Tylan Wallace also logged a second straight DNP.
Limited practice
- Right Guard Teven Jenkins (Back)
- Cornerback Tyson Campbell (Knee)
- Safety Grant Delpit (Shoulder)
- Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee)
Former starting Right Guard Teven Jenkins logged his first limited practice in three weeks, marking a step forward in his recovery from a lingering back
injury.
In the secondary, cornerback Tyson Campbell and safety Grant Delpit remained limited, though both participated in individual drills and remain on track to suit up Thursday night. Right tackle Tytus Howard also remained limited.
Full participation
- None
Final game status designations will be released on Wednesday.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Tuesday injury report for the Browns before Week 4 versus the Steelers
