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#Browns lose a draft pick to a significant injury

by
Damond Talbot
May 13, 2017

Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson told reporters Saturday that 2017 fourth-round pick Howard Wilson suffered a “significant” kneecap fracture and will be out indefinitely, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

This is a huge blow to the Browns because they had big plans for Wilson. Sashi Brown said the team will work on finding a replacement.

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