Browns Tyson Campbell injury update plus offensive starter likely to miss Week 4 vs Steelers

Cleveland Browns head into their Thursday Night Football matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers with the opportunity to claim the top spot in the AFC North. Injuries have played a role in recent games for the Browns, but they currently have positive injury news for Week 4. Head coach Todd Monken reported that CB Tyson Campbell was close to returning from a knee injury, which would sideline him during the previous Week 3 game against the Carolina Panthers.

The Cleveland Brown's injury report categorized Campbell as "limited," meaning he had made some progress but still faced limitations. Other injured players included Grant Delpit (shoulder), Tytus Howard and Elgton Jenkins (both knees and concussions respectively), and rookie center Brailsford. The Steelers also had injury reports, with Jalen Ramsey limited due to a wrist issue, Rico Dowdle out with a toe injury, and defensive back Joey Porter Jr. missing the game with a concussion.

Porter's absence likely stems from a contract dispute and a lingering back issue from training camp. Given the Steelers' stance on negotiating player injuries during the season, it appears Porter will not play against the Browns this week. While Campbell's return could significantly impact the Browns' offense, his recovery may depend on the testing requirements for the concussion protocol.