The Browns have a massive game against the Ravens in Week 6, but they may be without three of their top players.
The Cleveland Browns are off to a very surprising 3-2 start to the 2026 season, and now they will play for a share of first place in the AFC North through six weeks on Sunday when they take on the 4-1 Baltimore Ravens. The big injury news coming into this game is the fact that the Ravens will be without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, but the Browns are dealing with some injuries of their own.
Quinshon Judkins, Mason Graham and Carson Schwesinger are all dealing with injuries and came into Week 6 unsure if they will be able to take the field against the Ravens.
Quinshon Judkins, Mason Graham, Carson Schwesinger injury status vs. Ravens
Defensive tackle Mason Graham is not expected to play in this game due to an ankle injury, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Running back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger, both of whom are also dealing with ankle issues, are expected to work out pregame to decide if they can play, per Ian Rapoport.
The Browns have leaned on their defense all season so far in 2026, and Schwesinger is the heart and soul of that. Losing arguably their best player would be a key loss against a Ravens offense that is sure to pound the rock with Derrick Henry early and often on Sunday.
Graham, the former top-five pick who is starting to come into his own in 2026, suffered an ankle injury during the Browns’ win over the Pittsburgh Steelers back in Week 4 and is a key cog in the middle of the Cleveland defensive line.
Judkins is the bellcow back for Todd Monken and this Browns offense, so not having him would take away the bread and butter of this unit. Deshaun Watson is prone to struggling in the passing game, so Judkins gives the Browns a physical runner that they can lean on to stay ahead of the sticks.
Regardless of who takes the field on Sunday, the Browns will feel good about the way they are playing in Monken’s first season and bring a lot of confidence into this game.
The Cleveland Browns are off to a very surprising 3-2 start to the 2026 season, and now they will play for a share of first place in the AFC North through six weeks on Sunday when they take on the 4-1 Baltimore Ravens. The big injury news coming into this game is the fact that the Ravens will be without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, but the Browns are dealing with some injuries of their own.
