BEREA, Ohio -- Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger are day-to-day with ankle injuries they sustained in Sunday's road loss to the New York Jets, coach Todd Monken said Monday.
Both players finished the game but exited the team's postgame locker room wearing walking boots on their right feet as a precaution.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that Schwesinger has a Grade 1 ankle sprain. Monken said Judkins has a "tweak" in his ankle.
The two injuries are the latest in a bevy of players whose status is uncertain ahead of the Browns' Week 6 home game against the AFC North-leading Baltimore Ravens (4-1). Cleveland (3-2) fell to second place in the division after losing to the Jets.
Rookie wide receiver KC Concepcion is in the NFL's concussion protocol after he was knocked out of Sunday's game because of an illegal hit by New York safety Minkah Fitzpatrick. Right tackle Tytus Howard also did not finish Sunday's game because of a knee injury. Defensive tackles Mason Graham and Mike Hall Jr. were inactive because of leg injuries.