The Browns are back on the practice field on Wednesday, and they got a boost with the return of David Njoku. However, Jerry Jeudy was out.

Jeudy remained limited at practice Friday after a DNP on Wednesday and limited session Thursday, but he evidently showed Cleveland's staff enough to avoid a Week 8 injury designation. He has caught only 22 of 52 targets for 257 yards this season, with both poor quarterback play and Jeudy's own drops contributing to his underwhelming stat line.

Quinshon Judkins' Cleveland Browns are set to square off against Drake Maye's New England Patriots. The Browns are essentially in spoiler mode while looking for their first big win for Dillon Gabriel.

Sidelined Wednesday with a knee injury, Jerry Jeudy was back on the practice field Thursday. A Pro Bowler in 2024, Jeudy hasn’t matched that production yet this season, catching 22 passes for 257 yards, but has still been far and away the best Browns wideout. No other wide receiver has hit the 125 receiving yard mark yet.

Jeudy (knee) was spotted on the field at practice Thursday, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports. Jeudy sat out the Browns' first Week 8 session Wednesday, so his return to the field Thursday is a welcome sight as he works through a knee issue.

WR Jerry Jeudy of the Browns and WR Matthew Golden of the Packers are featured in this Week 8 Start 'Em and Sit 'Em. Dig into the numbers and matchups behind this tough decision that fantasy football owners are facing this week.

The Patriots' safeties are all kinds of banged up ahead of a Week 8 matchup with the Cleveland Browns. Here's the full injury report.

Veteran safety Kyle Dugger is the only Patriots player listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against Cleveland. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs and outside linebacker Harold Landry were among those cleared in New England after being limited this week.

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The Third Saturday in October is a rivalry that never ends for fans and players of Alabama and Tennessee. The Crimson Tide beat the Volunteers 37-20 last week, pushing their all-time series record to 60-40-7.