Camryn Justice

Hurst got a true taste of Northeast Ohio recently at Taste of the Browns, a fundraising event held annually at the Browns' stadium.

In their 21-15 loss to the New York Giants Sunday, the Cleveland Browns saw several key players leave the field with injuries.

The health of the Cleveland Browns offensive line has not been great to start the season. On Sunday against the New York Giants, it got worse.

The Cleveland Browns are set to kick off their Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants, and they'll do so with their starting left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr.

The Browns will be without tackle Jack Conklin for the third straight week after some hope that he might be able to make his return from injury against the New York Giants.

The Cleveland Guardians clinched a postseason berth with a win against the Minnesota Twins on Thursday. Two days later, the team took ownership of the division title.

The Browns held their final practice before hosting the Giants inside Huntington Bank Stadium on Sunday, but they're still working through the availability of a few players as they deal with injuries.

The Cleveland Browns are set to kick off against the Jacksonville Jaguars at 1 p.m. inside EverBank Stadium, but they'll do so with some guys on the sideline.

Browns defensive tackle Maurice Hurst II loves food. He's a big guy in the trenches, after all. He also loves calling Northeast Ohio home.

Cleveland released their game status updates with injury designations for Sunday's game on Friday following practice, and tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. and tight end David Njoku will not play.