Cleveland Browns DT Mason Graham Sidelined with Knee and Ankle Injuries

Mason Graham, the Cleveland Browns’ defensive tackle, is out on a week-to-week basis due to MCL and ankle sprains sustained during a recent game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This was confirmed by the Browns after an MRI. Graham, who was the fifth pick in the 2025 draft, has been a key defensive player for the Browns this season.

The injury occurred in the early stages of the game against the Steelers, when Graham’s left leg was awkwardly bent while being blocked. Despite managing to walk assisted to the medical tent, he later required crutches and a brace after the game. The Browns managed to secure a win with a final score of 27-24.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Graham is expected to miss several weeks due to the injuries. This will be a significant loss for the Browns as Graham leads the team with four sacks this season, which also ties him for the second most in the entire NFL.

Graham’s strong performance in just his second NFL season had been a boon for Cleveland’s defense. The team will now have to manage without their top sacker as they navigate the upcoming fixtures.

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