Browns make head turning roster moves with Mason Graham questionable

The Cleveland Browns have made significant roster moves in response to the uncertainty surrounding defensive tackle Mason Graham's availability for Sunday's Week 6 game against the Baltimore Ravens. Graham, who suffered knee and ankle injuries during their Week 4 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, is currently listed as questionable for the upcoming contest.

In response, the Browns have elevated defensive tackles Sam Kamara and Chris Williams from their practice squad, providing additional depth to their defensive line. Graham's performance prior to his injury, including 15 tackles, four sacks, six tackles for loss, and five quarterback hits, had led him to tie for third in the NFL in sacks.

The Browns, who currently sit at 3-2, will host the Ravens at Huntington Bank Field in an AFC North matchup aimed at rebounding from their recent loss to the New York Jets. Meanwhile, Baltimore will be without two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson due to his ongoing ankle injury, potentially providing an opportunity for backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to start for the second consecutive week.

With Graham's status uncertain, the Browns will rely on their defensive line depth as they look to improve to 4-2 and strengthen their position within the division.