Cleveland hopeful Judkins and Graham can return against Tennessee
Quinshon Judkins missed the win over Baltimore with an ankle injury, while Mason Graham has been sidelined for two games.
Cleveland coach Todd Monken expressed optimism on October 21 that running back Quinshon Judkins and defensive tackle Mason Graham could return for the Week 7 game against Tennessee in Nashville. Neither player's availability was confirmed.
Monken told reporters he was optimistic about Judkins playing after an ankle injury kept him out of Cleveland's victory over the Ravens. Graham, who has knee and ankle injuries, also appears on course to return, the coach said.
Judkins is Cleveland's leading rusher, with 221 yards from 73 carries and a touchdown. His receiving production includes 18 catches totaling 102 yards.
Graham has missed two games but still tops Cleveland's sack standings with 4.0. He has also recorded six tackles for loss, along with five quarterback hits. Monken said Graham had been frustrated by his absence but was thankful the injuries were not worse.
Cleveland was due to issue its complete injury report later on October 21.
