Browns RB Quinshon Judkins and LB Carson Schwesinger are day-to-day after injuring their ankles against the Jets on Sunday. The Browns next host the Ravens.

Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger are day-to-day with ankle injuries sustained during Sunday's road loss to the New York Jets, head coach Todd Monken announced Monday. Both players finished the game but wore walking boots on their right feet afterward as a precaution. NFL Network reported Schwesinger suffered a Grade 1 ankle sprain, while Monken described Judkins' injury as an ankle tweak.
The setbacks add to several injury concerns for the 3-2 Browns ahead of their Week 6 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. Rookie wide receiver KC Concepcion entered concussion protocol following an illegal hit, right tackle Tytus Howard suffered a knee injury, and defensive tackles Mason Graham and Mike Hall Jr. previously missed Sunday's game with leg injuries.
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