Germain Ifedi became the fourth left tackle for the Browns this season, stepping into the role after Dawand Jones suffered a broken leg. Ifedi will be tasked with protecting quarterback Jameis Winston's blindside. His elevation in the lineup comes amid ongoing injury issues for other players, including Jedrick Wills Jr., who was ruled out with a knee injury.

Germain Ifedi is set to step in as the Browns' left tackle following injuries to both Dawand Jones and Jedrick Wills Jr. An eight-year veteran with 83 career starts, Ifedi has primarily played on the right side of the line. He has logged 56 snaps this season, with 43 coming in a reserve role against the New Orleans Saints. His transition to protecting the blindside could present a new challenge, but he brings experience that the Browns will rely on in their matchup against the Steelers.

Germain Ifedi is poised to step in as the starting left tackle for the Browns following an injury to Dawand Jones, who suffered a leg fracture against the Saints. Ifedi took over for Jones during the last game and may be called upon again if Jedrick Wills, who is dealing with a knee issue, is unable to play. His performance could significantly impact the Browns' offensive line as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against the Steelers.

Cleveland has elevated Germain Ifedi from the practice squad to the active roster to provide additional depth along the offensive line as the team deals with injuries to both Jack Conklin and Jedrick Wills Jr. His promotion comes as the Browns look to strengthen their offensive line leading into Week 2.

Germain Ifedi will step in as a backup offensive tackle for the Browns with Jack Conklin sidelined. Conklin was expected to start on the left side, but now Ifedi, along with James Hudson III, will need to take on added responsibilities. Ifedi's presence in the rotation highlights the Browns' reshuffled offensive line, increasing the pressure on the unit against a formidable Cowboys defense.