Report: Former Browns Top Pick Plans to Skip Season

Report: Former Browns top pick plans to skip season

BEREA, Ohio (WKBN) - Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports is reporting that former Cleveland Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills is planning to sit out most, or possibly all, of the upcoming season to fully recover from a knee injury he suffered last season. Wills was originally selected by Cleveland with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Is it OK to leave device chargers plugged in all the time? An expert explains Wills, who is currentl…

Former Cleveland Browns Offensive Tackle Potentially Sitting Out for 2025

Former Browns top 10 pick, Jedrick Wills, elected free agency at the end of the 2024 season. We recently received an update on his status from NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

Free Agent Offensive Tackle Could Sit Out 2025 Season Due to Injury Recovery

Wills has played in just 13 games over the last two seasons due to injuries.

Jedrick Wills Announces Big Career Decision

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)   The Cleveland Browns had the worst offense in the NFL last season, averaging only 15.2 points per game thanks to a multitude of issues. While Deshaun Watson and the quarterback room shouldered much of the blame, the offensive line was a major issue as well as they collectively gave up 66 sacks and blocked for a running game that averaged fewer than 100 yards per game, which was all a major reason why the te…

Potential Steelers FA OL Option Could Sit Out 2025 with Injury

Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Jedrick Wills. -- Erik Drost One of the top remaining offensive linemen still available to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the free agency market might be staying there for quite some time, as former Cleveland Browns tackle Jedrick Wills is expected to miss part or all of the 2025 season. According to a report by Jordan Schultz of FOX on Monday, Wills is expected to still be out for quite some time as he continues to…

LT Jedrick Wills To Miss Time In 2025

Jedrick Wills remains unsigned deep into the offseason. The knee injury he dealt with through 2024 represents a key reason why. The former No. 10 pick was limited to five games last season, his fifth operating (for the most part) as the Browns’ left tackle. That responsibility will likely now fall to Dawand Jones as the team moves in a different direction in terms of blindside protection. Wills has not yet been linked to a free agent suitor, and…