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Browns, Steelers Week 4 injury report: Broken wrist for star, 3 DNPs

On a short week, the injury reports are huge for all NFL teams. For the Cleveland Browns, likely missing starting center Elgton Jenkins could be a big deal, with HC Todd Monken confirming that Luke Wypler would start in his place, with Parker Brailsford as the backup.

The Browns are hopeful that CB Tyson Campbell can return after missing a week and got positive news with OL Teven Jenkins returning to practice for the first time since hurting his back.

The big news on Wednesday was that Steelers defensive back Jalen Ramsey is dealing with a broken wrist, but is still hopeful that he can find a way to play in Week 4’s Thursday Night Football in a game that will decide who walks into Week 5 with the top spot in the AFC North. Ramsey, listed as limited on the Pittsburgh practice report, was seen with some kind of cast on his wrist at practice today:

Wednesday’s injury report follow below (with changes noted in bold):

Browns injury report

  • CB Tyson Campbell – Knee – Limited
  • S Grant Delpit – Shoulder – Limited
  • OL Tytus Howard – Knee – Limited
  • OL Elgton Jenkins – Concussion – DNP
  • OL Teven Jenkins – Back – DNP to Limited
  • WR Tylan Wallace – Knee – DNP

Steelers injury report

  • CB Jalen Ramsey – Wrist – Limited
  • RB Rico Dowdle – Toe – DNP
  • CB Joey Porter Jr. – Not injury related/conditioning – Full
  • CB Brandin Echols – Concussion – Limited

How important do you think Ramsey is to Pittsburgh’s defense? Do you expect he will play or not on the short week?

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