The Cleveland Browns got back on track with a huge win last week against the Baltimore Ravens to overtake first place in the AFC North. They have a golden opportunity to advance to 5-2 with a highly winnable matchup against the 1-5 Tennessee Titans up next and will be facing a team fresh off a 26-point second half at the Indianapolis Colts last week, which led to their first win of the year.
It’s a classic trap game that shouldn’t be taken lightly. The Browns were one of just three teams to lose to the Titans last season and should be out for revenge, but everything begins with getting healthy as four key players are listed as questionable heading into Sunday.
Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot shared the injury report after Friday’s practice, and the report is getting a little longer than you’d like to see. The four Browns questionable for Sunday are Grant Delpit, Dylan Sampson, Denzel Ward, and Quincy Williams, though Delpit, Ward, and Williams all practiced in a limited capacity on Friday while Sampson was a full participant.
#Browns #Titans injury report and game status: pic.twitter.com/Lm3HY5VOtg
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) October 23, 2026
Perhaps more noteworthy are the big names listed as full participants during Friday’s practice. All signs point toward Mason Graham, Quinshon Judkins, and KC Concepcion being back and ready to go on Sunday, so if these questionable Browns can also suit up, this team will be pretty close to full strength.
Friday is always the key when it comes to the injury reports, so the fact that all four of these guys logged at least a limited practice is a great sign that they’ll be ready for Sunday. It will be the first time the Browns have both Judkins and Sampson healthy this season and hopefully they can help revive what has been one of the league’s worst running games up to this point.
This matchup will pit one of the league’s best defenses against one of the worst offenses, but head coach Todd Monken will make sure his group knows that everyone in the NFL is to be taken seriously. It has been a great start thus far, but the Browns can’t let off the gas even against a 1-5 team.
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