The Cleveland Browns opened practice on Wednesday with their full projected running back depth chart for the first time since the season opener.
Per Daniel Oyefusi, Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson suited up for the team’s first on-field day of prep for Week 7 against the Tennessee Titans. Judkins and Sampson both missed practice time last week and were ultimately ruled out for Sunday’s win over the Baltimore Ravens.
Head coach Todd Monken told reporters that he's optimistic both will be available for this week's trip to Tennessee.
It’s a positive development for a Browns team that’s been searching for consistency on offense.
Even better? The team appears to be getting healthier at the perfect time.
The Browns are finally getting healthier at the perfect time
Mason Graham appears poised for a full week of participation
Graham was back on the practice field Wednesday, which is a great sign for his availability against the Titans. He missed both the Jets and Ravens games after suffering a sprained MCL during Cleveland’s prime-time victory over the Steelers on Oct. 1.
Monken said Graham was pushing to play against the Ravens.
Browns coach Todd Monken said DT Mason Graham wanted to play last Sunday against the Ravens and his former coach at Michigan, Jesse Minter.
— Daniel Oyefusi (@DanielOyefusi) October 21, 2026
"I think there's a pretty good chance we'll have him this week."
The Browns decided to give Graham an extra week of rest after he practiced in a limited capacity last Friday. Barring a setback, he should be a full-go against a Titans offense that ranks dead-last in scoring at 14 points per game.
Grant Delpit sits out while working through the NFL’s concussion protocol
Delpit exited the Ravens game in the first half with a concussion. He wasn’t cleared to return to the field on Wednesday, which puts his Week 7 status in some doubt.
The final two phases of the league’s five-step protocol require non-contact training drills (or what would be referred to as limited practice participation on the injury report) before a player is cleared for unrestricted practice and contact. Delpit, who is also managing a shoulder injury, could have a tough time returning this week if he’s not able to get in a limited session on Thursday, though that’s not necessarily a must.
It’s worth noting that wide receiver KC Concepcion practiced in full last Wednesday after progressing rather quickly through concussion protocol following the Jets game. Each player’s situation is different, and Delpit’s practice participation going forward will be the best gauge for his availability.
Rookie Emmanuel McNeil-Warren and veteran Daniel Thomas both saw added playing time in Delpit’s absence last week.
Browns continue to manage Carson Schwesinger’s practice reps
Schwesinger spent the majority of last week in a walking boot, but he didn’t appear to be limited by his sprained ankle. He played every defensive snap, led the team in tackles, and forced a game-swinging fumble on Derrick Henry in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s big win.
Cleveland’s star middle linebacker was a nonparticipant in practice to open the week, but this is Carson Schwesinger we’re talking about. His leg remains attached, so fans should expect him to be on the field as usual in Week 7.
Defensive linemen Mike Hall Jr., Kalia Davis remain iffy to start the week
Hall hasn’t logged a practice since the Steelers game as he continues to rehab an ankle injury. He remained off the practice field on Wednesday.
Davis, who’s been out since the start of training camp with a quad issue, has been operating within a 21-day practice window that’s set to expire next week. It’s unclear if Davis experienced a setback, but he logged one limited practice session ahead of Week 5 and hasn’t suited up since.
Veteran offensive linemen Elgton Jenkins (knee) and Teven Jenkins (back) were both held out of Wednesday’s practice as well. Elgton Jenkins played all 68 offensive snaps in the Ravens game last week. Teven Jenkins hasn’t appeared in a game this season after injuring his back in a practice ahead of Week 1.
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