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Browns bring Dylan Sampson off injured reserve as Teven Jenkins goes on list

Sampson has no injury designation for the Titans game, while Jenkins moves to injured reserve because of a back injury.

By Liam Faleolo

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Running back Dylan Sampson is back on the Browns’ active roster after the team announced his activation from injured reserve. The corresponding roster move sends offensive guard Teven Jenkins to injured reserve because of a back injury.

A knee injury put Sampson on injured reserve on Sept. 15. He received a return designation on Oct. 14 and carries no injury designation for the game against the Titans.

Selected in the fourth round in 2025, Sampson has played in 16 games during his career. His rushing totals stand at 65 attempts for 175 yards. He also has 33 catches totaling 271 yards, with two touchdowns.

The Browns made another roster move by elevating defensive tackle Sam Kamara from their practice squad. Safety Grant Delpit, meanwhile, has passed concussion protocol and carries no injury designation for the Titans matchup.

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