The Cleveland Browns have elevated defensive tackles Sam Kamara and Chris Williams from their practice squad ahead of Sunday's Week 6 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, with defensive tackle Mason Graham listed as questionable due to knee and ankle injuries.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Saturday via X, formerly known as Twitter, that Cleveland made the moves as uncertainty continues surrounding Graham's availability.
“With DT Mason Graham questionable for Sunday, the Browns elevated DT Sam Kamara and DT Chris Williams from their practice squad.”
The Browns (3-2) will host the Ravens (4-1) at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET on Fox, looking to rebound from their 17-12 Week 5 loss to the New York Jets.
Graham suffered an MCL sprain and ankle sprain during Cleveland's 27-24 Week 4 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, forcing him to miss last Sunday's matchup against New York.
Before suffering the injuries, Graham recorded 15 tackles, four sacks, six tackles for loss and five quarterback hits through four appearances. His four sacks led Cleveland and tied him for third in the NFL at the time of his injury.
The 23-year-old defensive tackle has already surpassed his sack production from his rookie campaign in 2025, when he started all 17 games and finished with 49 tackles, half a sack and four passes defensed.
Browns reinforce defensive line amid Mason Graham injury concerns
Cleveland's decision to elevate Kamara and Williams marks the second consecutive week the organization has turned to both defensive tackles for additional depth.
Kamara, who has appeared in 27 career games, recorded three tackles, one sack, one quarterback hit and one tackle for loss against the Jets. His sack of quarterback Geno Smith marked the first of his NFL career.
Meanwhile, Williams has appeared in 45 career games across five NFL seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, Chicago Bears and Browns. The 6-foot-2 defensive tackle provides another experienced option for Cleveland's injury-depleted defensive front.
Article Continues BelowThe Browns have also ruled out defensive tackles Mike Hall Jr. and Kalia Davis, further complicating their defensive rotation heading into Sunday's AFC North matchup.
Baltimore will enter the contest without two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, who remains sidelined with an ankle injury. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley is expected to make his second consecutive start after helping the Ravens secure their fourth victory of the season.
Despite Jackson's absence, Cleveland faces an important divisional test against a Baltimore team riding a three-game winning streak.
With Graham's availability uncertain, the Browns will rely on their defensive line depth as they attempt to improve to 4-2 and strengthen their position in the AFC North standings.