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The Cleveland Browns made six roster adjustments ahead of their Week 6 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, with the most notable change being the addition of running back Audric Estime. To clear space on the active roster, the Browns placed backup running back Raheim Sanders on injured reserve, citing a hip injury.
Sanders had limited action in Week 5, logging just 20 snaps with three carries and one reception, leaving his injury timeline unclear. Beyond the roster spot, the Browns also made four practice squad moves, signing tight end Devin Culp and guard Vershon Lee while releasing cornerback Myles Bryant and wide receiver James Proche II.
Culp, a third-year player with 18 career appearances, and Lee, an undrafted rookie in his first NFL season, will now compete for roles on the Browns’ practice squad. Bryant, who has been on and off Cleveland’s roster since the offseason but has yet to see game action, was released along with Proche, who was signed last week but never elevated to the active roster.

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