The Browns will play without tight end David Njoku again this week. Njoku has been ruled out as a result of the knee injury that he suffered in the team’s season-opening loss to the Cowboys. Njoku did not practice during the week, so it’s not a surprise that he’s going to miss his second straight game.

Will the Browns have Myles Garrett and David Njoku when they host the Giants at home? Or will they have to look elsewhere?

On Saturday, the Cleveland Browns announced they signed a running back and tight end to the active roster. The moves come a day after the Browns ruled out tight end David Njoku (ankle) and running back Pierre Strong (hamstring) against the New York Giants.

The Browns signed Akins in March of 2023 in part because of his past familiarity with Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson. Last season Akins finished with 15 receptions for 132 yards and no touchdowns. All were career lows for Akins, who played his first five seasons in the NFL for the Houston Texans.

The Cleveland Browns on Friday ruled out tight end David Njoku and running back Pierre Strong for Sunday's home game against the New York Giants.Njoku has missed practice all week because of an ank

Browns tight end David Njoku is unlikely to play against the Giants, marking a second straight missed game since he injured his ankle in the season opener.

The Browns are likely to be without Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku on Sunday when they play the New York Giants as he returns from an ankle injury.

Browns tight end David Njoku could miss several weeks with a sprained ankle suffered in Sunday’s season-opening loss to Dallas.

The Browns don't expect to have tight end David Njoku back in the lineup for this weekend's game against the Giants.