Cleveland Browns starting center Nick Harris (knee) will likely need season-ending surgery on his right knee for an injury that he suffered in Friday's preseason opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to head coach Kevin Stefanski. Harris was replaced in Friday's game by Ethan Pocic, who signed a one-year, $1.187 million deal in March. Brock Hoffman, an undrafted rookie from Virginia Tech, is the only other center on the team's training camp roster. It remains to be seen if the ...

Cleveland Browns center Nick Harris (knee) is suspected to have endured a season-ending knee injury during Friday's preseason game against Jacksonville, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Harris, who was carted off the field Friday night, was set to be the team's starting center, with his injury paving the way for Ethan Pocic to take over. A fifth-round selection by Cleveland in the 2020 NFL Draft out of Washington, knee and hamstring injuries had previously saddled Harris in his first two pro seasons. ...

Cleveland Browns center Nick Harris (knee) left Friday's exhibition versus Jacksonville. After only the second play, the 23-year-old suffered a right knee injury, requiring a cart ride to the locker room for further evaluation. Harris, a 2020 fifth-round pick, is expected to be the Browns' starting center this season, although his availability moving ahead is now in question. Nevertheless, there should be an update on his status soon. However, if Harris misses time, Ethan Pocic is anticipated to...

The Cleveland Browns drafted some offensive line depth with their fifth-round pick by selecting Washington center Nick Harris 160th overall. Harris won't start right away, but can provide solid depth in the interior of that offensive line. He is an experienced player, being a three-year starter for the Huskies, and should fit nicely in Kevin Stefanski's zone-blocking scheme, which would be a welcome sight for running back Nick Chubb.