When David Njoku was forced out of the Week 2 matchup against the New York Jets due to a concussion, it left the Cleveland Browns short-handed at the tight end position. It was later revealed that Njoku also broke his wrist on the same play and would be gone for an extended period of time. The unfortunate news raised a few legitimate questions.
Is the Browns tight end room deep enough to sustain an injury to Njoku and which tight end would step up to fill the void of production that was left by Njoku’s absence in the passing game?