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The “CVS receipt” level injury reports were the big stories for both the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens going into their Week 6 AFC North matchup. We saw some changes on Thursday, before the final injury reports on Friday. A…

The Cleveland Browns elevated defensive tackles Sam Kamara and Chris Williams from the practice squad ahead of their Week 6 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. The roster moves are viewed as potential indicators for the game statuses of questionable starters Mason Graham, Quinshon Judkins, and Carson Schwesinger. Both teams enter the AFC North contest managing extensive injury reports with nine players ruled out across both rosters.
According to writer Jared Mueller, elevating two defensive tackles suggests Graham may be unable to play, while potentially offering positive news for the availability of Judkins and Schwesinger. Kamara and Williams were previously elevated in Week 5, where Kamara logged 40 snaps and recorded his first career sack. Meanwhile, Ravens receiver Ja'Kobi Lane is reportedly set to return.
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