US EditionBrowns Put Cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. on Injured Reserve After He Ruptures His Achilles Tendon
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO, JUL 29 – Martin Emerson Jr. suffered a possible serious non-contact left leg injury during a red zone drill, leading the Browns to consider Greg Newsome II and Cam Mitchell for starting roles.
- On Tuesday of Day 6 of Browns training camp, Martin Emerson Jr. was carted off with a feared serious left leg injury after covering Diontae Johnson.
- Entering camp after a 3-14 finish last year, the Browns arrived with cautious optimism, and Emerson said “I just got into the lab, man” in his offseason preparation.
- Surrounded by teammates and head coach Kevin Stefanski, Emerson ripped off his helmet, grabbed his leg, and screamed in pain, then was helped onto a cart in tears.
- With Emerson out, the Browns will likely shift Greg Newsome II to the outside corner slot opposite Denzel Ward and elevate Cam Mitchell to fill the third role.
- Initial imaging indicates a significant tear and Emerson will undergo an MRI to confirm severity, and if an Achilles rupture is confirmed he is expected to miss the 2025 season.
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Cleveland Browns suffer major blow as star player suffers season-ending injury
THE Cleveland Browns have suffered a major blow after a star player suffered a significant Achilles injury during training. Browns cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. was carted off the field during Tuesday’s practice. GettyMartin Emerson Jr. has been ruled out of the season with a significant Achilles injury[/caption] GettyEmerson suffered a non-contact left leg injury while covering wide receiver Diontae Johnson to go on route[/caption] GettyHe cove…
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