Things did not go well for the Cleveland Browns early on Thursday, as defensive tackle Mason Graham suffered a knee injury in the first quarter against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It happened during the Steelers' first possession. Graham got tangled up and fell to the ground. Graham was able to stand on his own and walked off to the medical tent “with a bit of assistance,” as noted by ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi.

“Left leg bent back awkwardly as he was being blocked,” added Oyefusi on X.

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He went to the locker room after getting checked. He is questionable to return.

As of this writing, the Browns are leading the Steelers in the second quarter. Deshaun Watson is 11-of-14 for 166 yards, while Jaleel McLaughlin and Quinshon Judkins have one touchdown each.

More details to come.