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The Cleveland Browns will enter their matchup with the Washington Commanders at near-full healthy as they only have one player with an injury designation. After missing last week with a concussion and part of this week with an illness, defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is listed as questionable. Despite missing two practices this week, left tackle Jedrick Wills was not given an injury designation.
The Commanders will be without offensive lineman Saadiq Charles, running back Antonio Gibson, and defensive end James Smith-Williams on Sunday. Safeties Percy Butler and Kam Curl are questionable, along with cornerbacks Benjamin St-Juste and Christian Holmes as Carson Wentz and the Commanders prepare for the Browns.
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— Chris Easterling (@ceasterlingABJ) December 30, 2022