Official injury report for the Browns before Week 6 against the Ravens

The Cleveland Browns finalized their Week 6 injury report on Friday, announcing the status of players ahead of their upcoming divisional matchup against the Baltimore Ravens at Huntington Bank Field. While several key contributors have officially cleared their injuries, four players have been ruled out and another four carry questionable designations for Sunday's game.

Defensive tackle Kalia Davis and Mike Hall Jr. both did not practice on Friday and have been officially ruled out from the game. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel logged a full practice session but has been ruled out for Week 6 due to a back issue. Wide receiver Denzel Boston's foot injury has been confirmed, and he carries no game designation as he is cleared to play.

On the offensive line, guard Teven Jenkins continued to recover from a back issue and will miss the upcoming contest. Interior defensive depth has been impacted by the absence of Davis and Hall Jr., who also carry no game designation. Running back Quinshon Judkins participated in a limited practice session and is listed as questionable, along with defensive tackle Mason Graham, edge rusher Derek Barnett, and linebacker Carson Schwesinger.

In a positive shift for the offense, rookie receiver KC Concepcion has fully cleared concussion protocol and is confirmed to play. Running back Dylan Sampson, who logged a limited session on Friday, remains out for the game and will remain on injured reserve. Veteran defenders Grant Delpit and Elgton Jenkins, as well as center Tytus Howard and tight end Carsen Ryan, are all cleared to play.