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Week 9 of the NFL season has more questions than answers for the Cleveland Browns as they head down to the Big Easy to take on the New Orleans Saints. HC Todd Monken announced that QB Shedeur Sanders would be…

The Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints released their final injury reports ahead of their Week 9 matchup. Browns head coach Todd Monken announced that Shedeur Sanders will start at quarterback, but Deshaun Watson remains listed as questionable despite not practicing all week due to a concussion. Watson could serve as the backup if cleared in time.
Cleveland ruled out defensive tackle Maliek Collins with an elbow injury. For New Orleans, running back CJ Donaldson is out, while wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, tackle Kelvin Banks Jr., cornerback Martin Emerson, and tackle Asim Richards are listed as questionable.
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