Patriots-Browns injury report: Kyle Dugger only Patriot listed, key Browns questionable
Veteran safety Kyle Dugger is the only Patriots player listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against Cleveland.
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Wide receiver Stefon Diggs and outside linebacker Harold Landry were among those cleared in New England after being limited this week.
Dugger did not participate in Friday’s practice due to a new knee injury. He was also limited Thursday.
In Cleveland, the Browns cleared wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and rookie defensive tackle Mason Graham to play. Tight end David Njoku is questionable.
Both teams’ complete injury reports are below.
PATRIOTS
Questionable
S Kyle Dugger, Knee
BROWNS
Questionable
DT Adin Huntington, Concussion
TE David Njoku, Knee
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