Cleveland Browns player notes for Dec 4th, 2018


Denzel Ward – Noteworthy – Injury
DB Denzel Ward was placed in the NFL’s concussion protocol after suffering an injury in the first half of Sunday’s game at Houston. The Browns initially thought Ward suffered a stinger during the second quarter but were quick to learn was concussed. The first-round rookie is tied for the team lead with three interceptions.

Jake Eldrenkamp – Noteworthy
OL Jake Eldrenkamp was signed to the practice squad Nov. 30. The Browns had an open spot on their practice squad after DB Montrel Meander was signed to the Oakland Raiders’ active roster. Eldrenkamp (6-5, 305) is officially in his first NFL season out of Washington. Originally an undrafted free agent by the Los Angeles Rams in 2017, he spent this offseason and training camp as a Ram, but was waived during finals roster cuts. This marks Eldrenkamp’s return to Cleveland, spending three weeks as a member of the Browns’ practice squad earlier this season. He was released on Nov. 7.

Kyle Kalis – Noteworthy – Transaction
OL Kyle Kalis was moved to the active roster on Dec. 1 from the practice squad. To make room on the roster, the team waived WR Da’Mari Scott. Kalis is 6-4, 306 pounds and officially in his first NFL season out of Michigan. Originally signed by Washington as an undrafted free agent in 2017, he started two of four career games with the Colts last season. He has spent all of 2018 on the Browns’ practice squad.

Larry Ogunjobi – Noteworthy – Injury
DT Larry Ogunjobi injured his bicep early Sunday against Houston. After trying to play through it, he was sidelined the entire second half.

Terrance Mitchell – Noteworthy – Injury
CB Terrance Mitchell is eligible to return to the field Sunday after missing the previous eight games with a broken wrist. He was designated to return from injured reserve late last month and has gone through two weeks of practices. Before the injury, Mitchell worked his way from backup to starter midway through training camp and carried that momentum into a strong start to the 2018 season.