Blake Whiteheart has contributed to the Browns' struggles this season, as he is one of only four players on the team to score a touchdown, highlighting the overall inefficiency of the offense. His presence in the scoring column underscores the challenges Cleveland faces in generating consistent offensive production.

Blake Whiteheart has been released by the Browns, which suggests that the team may not be overly concerned about the severity of David Njoku's recent knee injury. Whiteheart had been active while Njoku was recovering from an ankle injury, but his departure could indicate that the Browns are preparing for Njoku's return, or at least that they anticipate he won't be sidelined for an extended period.

Blake Whiteheart made an immediate impact in his third NFL game, scoring the first touchdown of his career. The former Wake Forest tight end, who was recently signed as an undrafted free agent, recorded three catches for 13 yards, showcasing his potential as a valuable addition to the Browns' offense.

Blake Whiteheart has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster to provide additional depth at tight end, following the injury of star tight end David Njoku.