Sad news : Cleveland browns records breaker died during match

He won’t play for the Cleveland Browns ever again, which is awful news.

At least, that is how it feels. Throughout the 2023 season, injuries have decimated the Browns coaching staff. And yet, with two games remaining, Cleveland is firmly established in a postseason spot. Since the 41-year-old’s arrival in 2020, Stefanski’s time under the 216 sun (smog?) hasn’t exactly gone as planned. After three seasons under Stefanski, the Browns have yet to make it to the postseason in two of those years. Before signing Deshaun Watson to a fully guaranteed deal, they publicly courted him despite multiple claims of sexual misbehavior, which infuriated many onlookers.

But the Browns are doing well on the field. And they’re doing it in rather challenging conditions. Much of the 2023 season has seen Cleveland without some of its greatest players.

Still, Stefanski and company continue to triumph. Furthermore, it’s difficult to overlook how much Stefanski is getting out of the way after wins over the 49ers and Ravens this season. of his assortment of oddball toys.

Despite the absence of several of their finest players, the Browns are close to making the playoffs. Even after Watson, Nick Chubb, or Grant Delpit suffered (normal) season-ending injuries, they didn’t lose a beat.

So, as we approach the end of the season, here’s what you need to know about Cleveland’s injured reserve list.

2023 Browns injury report:  With significantly fewer than a full roster, the Browns take on the Jets on

Thursday night. Long-term injuries will prevent Watson (shoulder), Chubb (knee), Delpit (groin), and Ogbo Okoronkwo (pectoral) from participating in the combat. Chubb suffered an MCL injury and was the first to go down. After being caught in a crunching tackle during Week 2, the meniscus and medial capsule were injured.