The Cleveland Browns have made an unfortunate announcement on Tuesday, placing two key players on injured reserve. T Jedrick Wills Jr. and CB Cameron Mitchell will both be sidelined due to injuries.

Head Coach Kevin Stefanski revealed on Monday that Wills had suffered an MCL injury during the Browns' game against the Cardinals on Sunday. Although the injury is not season-ending, it was decided that Wills would be placed on injured reserve. Coach Stefanski expressed his disappointment for Wills' setback but showed confidence in his recovery and return to the field.

Wills, who has started all eight games at left tackle, has been instrumental in the Browns' offensive line success this season. His efforts have contributed to the team's impressive rushing game, which ranks third in the league with an average of 144.4 yards per game. Since being drafted as a first-round pick in 2020, Wills has started in a total of 53 games for the Browns.

Joining Wills on injured reserve is CB Cameron Mitchell, a fifth-round pick in the latest draft. Mitchell has appeared in all eight games of the season, with one start, showcasing his potential and talent on the field.

The Browns will undoubtedly face challenges in the absence of these key players, but the team's depth and resilience will be put to the test. The coaching staff will need to make adjustments to fill the void left by Wills and Mitchell and ensure continuity on both the offensive line and the defense.

In the meantime, fans will eagerly await updates on the progress of Wills and Mitchell's recovery, hoping for their quick return to the field. The Browns will need their contributions as they continue to compete in a highly competitive season.

It remains to be seen how the Browns will adapt to the absence of these two players, but with Coach Stefanski's guidance and the determination of the team, they will seek to overcome this setback and continue their pursuit of success on the football field.