Carson Schwesinger contributed two sacks from the inside, mirroring the Browns’ message that the DL depth is real. His push alongside Graham helped keep Hurts under duress, suggesting CLE’s interior rush could be a recurring fantasy factor in weeks ahead.

Schwesinger impressed as the Browns’ tackler leader in his NFL debut, finishing with four solo and six total tackles on 13 snaps. His performance illustrated quick adaptability to NFL speed after extensive joint-practice reps, signaling a potential role in rotation as Cleveland develops its linebacker corps and depth.

Schwesinger, a rookie, appeared in 13 defensive snaps and produced 4 tackles with 2 assists, 6 combined. He notched 3 run stops on 5 run-defense snaps and posted a game-high PFF run-defense grade, signaling a potential early impact and a path into the Browns’ LB rotation.

Schwesinger joined the Browns’ rookie contingent, showing intent and readiness for NFL game tempo. His early work hints at a potential backup-OL or depth role that could materialize in special teams and late-game opportunities, contributing to Cleveland’s roster depth in a crowded training camp battle.

Carson Schwesinger, the Browns' 33rd overall pick, is expected to start at Will linebacker, indicating the team's confidence in his ability to make an immediate impact on defense. His transition into the starting role will be critical as the Browns aim to bolster a previously underperforming unit.