Browns vs Colts: Final injury report for NFL Week 7 game

After a 25-point loss to the Baltimore Ravens (3-2) in week 4, the Cleveland Browns rebounded in week 6, defeating the previously undefeated San Francisco 49ers. They’re eager to extend their winning streak in the upcoming showdown against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, scheduled for October 22 at 1:00 PM ET.

The Colts, currently holding the second spot in the AFC South with a 3-3 record, have dominated the Browns in four of their last five head-to-head matchups. With this highly anticipated clash on the horizon, let’s delve into the injury reports for both Indianapolis and Cleveland.

Browns injury report ahead of their NFL week 7 game vs Colts

The Browns have 12 players listed on their injury report for the week. Linebacker Sione Takitaki, who has a hamstring injury, did not participate in practice and has been declared out from the squad. On the defensive line, he has recorded 2 sacks, 2 tackles for loss, 12 tackles, 0 interceptions, and 0 passes defensed this season, according to Fox Sports.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson, dealing with a shoulder injury, fully participated in practice after missing a recent session, but his game status remains questionable. In passing, the signal-caller has gone 102-for-65, recording 678 yards, 4 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions. He has had 15 rushing attempts, accumulating 83 yards and 1 touchdown.

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Kareem Hunt, a running back, and tight end Harrison Bryant, both of whom are recovering from hip injuries, as well as cornerback Greg Newsome, who has been struggling with a hamstring issue, all participated in limited practice. Their game status remains questionable. Hunt, who’s recently been the subject of trade rumors, accumulated 22 attempts and one touchdown while rushing for 72 yards. On the defensive front, Greg recorded no sacks, one tackle for loss, 16 tackles, zero interceptions, and two passes defensed.

Defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson, linebacker Anthony Walker, defensive end Myles Garrett, and wide receiver Amari Cooper all missed practice due to non-injury-related rest, and their game status is currently unknown.

Guard Joel Bitonio returned to limited practice, and wide receiver Cedric Tillman, dealing with a hip issue, had full participation. Their game status against Indianapolis is also unknown.

Colts injury report ahead of their NFL week 7 game vs Browns

The Colts have listed six players on their injury report this week. Offensive tackle Braden Smith, dealing with a hip injury, did not take part in practice and has been ruled out after featuring in just three games this season.

Tight end Kylen Granson, who suffered a concussion, also missed practice and will not be available for the upcoming match against the Browns. His receiving stats for this season comprise 26 targets, 16 receptions, 170 yards, and 1 touchdown.

Wide receiver Alec Pierce, nursing a shoulder injury, had full participation in practice, but his game status remains questionable.

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Center Ryan Kelly (Rest), cornerback Tony Brown (Back), and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner (Rest) missed practice, with their game status currently uncertain. On the defensive line, Buckner boasts 3 sacks, 4 tackles for loss, 24 tackles, and no interceptions or passes defensed. Notably, Kelly has participated in just one game this season, while Brown has seen action in two matches.

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