The Cleveland Browns had a difficult start to their Week 8 matchup with AFC North rival Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns defense gave up over 150 yards rushing in the first half and were down 20-6 heading into halftime, with the Steelers getting the ball to start the third quarter.Cleveland’s offense had its own struggles, with multiple fumbles to start the game. The Browns couldn’t convert their positive drives into touchdowns either, as penalties and sacks caused a number of issues throughout the first half.Injuries were also part of the problem. QB Deshaun Watson left the game for four plays, three of which included penalties, after a late hit led to Cleveland’s quarterback having to be evaluated in the blue medical tent.Late in the second quarter, DT Maliek Collins went to the locker room and was announced as questionable to return due to an elbow issue. As Pittsburgh was driving late in the second quarter, CB Tyson Campbell made a tackle but stayed down on the field before also being taken to the locker room.No word on what injury Campbell suffered.We will keep you up to date as more information on Collins and Campbell is available.
Browns injuries: 2 key starters head to locker room in 1st half of Week 8

Not only are the Cleveland Browns down big in Week 8 versus the Steelers but Maliek Collins, Tyson Campbell are injured
Key Takeaways
- Browns injuries: 2 key starters head to locker room in 1st half of Week 8.
- The Browns couldn’t convert their positive drives into touchdowns either, as penalties and sacks caused a number of issues throughout the first half.Injuries were also part of the problem.
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