Cleveland Browns cornerback Tyson Campbell misses practice with injury

Cleveland Browns cornerback Tyson Campbell missed practice on Thursday, September 17, due to an ankle injury. Campbell, who serves as the team’s second starting outside cornerback alongside Denzel Ward, is a key component of the Browns' secondary. His absence comes ahead of the team's Week 2 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In addition to Campbell, offensive guard Teven Jenkins missed practice due to a back injury. Other players on the Browns' injury report include centers Parker Brailsford and Elgton Jenkins, who were limited in activities, and defensive tackle Maliek Collins, who was limited by a quad injury.

Separately, analysts have discussed Campbell's potential value in the trade market. Reports suggest the Browns could potentially target 2027 draft capital by trading the 26-year-old cornerback, who is currently under contract through 2028 with an annual salary of approximately $19.1 million.