Browns' Alex Wright Out for Season with Torn Triceps

The defensive end's injury leaves Cleveland's pass-rush depth significantly weakened.

Alex Wright, a third-year defensive end for the Cleveland Browns, will miss the rest of the 2024 NFL season due to a torn triceps requiring surgery.
Wright initially sustained the injury during joint practices in August and confirmed the severity after a second MRI following Week 2.
Despite reduced playing time this season, Wright managed to record eight tackles and one sack, contributing notably to the team's defense.
His absence will place increased pressure on Myles Garrett, Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, and Za’Darius Smith to maintain the Browns' pass-rushing capabilities.
The Browns are exploring options like Isaiah McGuire and Sam Kamara to fill the gap left by Wright's injury.