Positive Injury News for Cleveland Browns Ahead of Bills Game

The Cleveland Browns look to be getting healthy for the stretch run of the season. David Njoku and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah look to be on track to play against Buffalo.
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Cleveland Browns look to be getting as healthy as they’ve been this season ahead of the Buffalo Bills game. Both David Njoku and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah are practicing on Friday, and look to be in line to play on Sunday in Detroit against the Bills.

The only players that sat out of Friday’s open media portion were safety D’Anthony Bell, offensive lineman Michael Dunn, and defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey.

Njoku missed the last couple of games with a sprained ankle after a hot start to the season. Getting the breakout tight end back on the field is important to Jacoby Brissett, and it will be nice to have him out there when Deshaun Watson returns in a few short weeks.

Koramoah has missed the same games that Njoku has, last playing against the Baltimore Ravens a couple of weeks before the bye week. The knee injury had kept him sidelined for a few weeks. Having the linebacker back against a dangerous offense like the Bills is going to be key for Cleveland.

These players may end up being listed as questionable, but with a couple of days of practice at the end of the week, it looks like they very well could be returning. The only negative injury news is that cornerback Greg Newsome II is being checked for a concussion following practice.

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