Cleveland Browns activate Kaden Davis and Dom Jones from the practice squad for Sundays home game against Green Bay, adding fresh depth at receiver and cornerback as DeAndre Carter clears concussion protocol and kicker Andre Szmyt carries no injury designation. Davis, a first NFL season product from Northwest Missouri State, wears 89, while Jones, Colorado State product and undrafted rookie, wears 37. The move signals youthful upside with a 1 p.m. ET kickoff looming.

The Browns aim to supplement their pass-catching corps and secondary ahead of the Packers test, relying on the new additions to supplement a roster familiar with injury and roster churn. Saturday updates and Sunday morning confirmations will shape how much Davis and Jones are asked to contribute, alongside veteran pieces on offense and a kick unit with Szmyt in reserve.

The Browns added 16 players to their practice squad after Week 1, including Bailey Zappe, Trayveon Williams, and Malachi Corley. Corley and Cole Strange — a 2024 third-round pick and a 2022 first-round pick — landed on the practice squad rather than the 53-man roster, signaling a focus on developmental depth with room for a future lift. Roy Mbaeteka’s IPP spot remains, offering Cleveland a potential call-back option if the roster shifts. The group showcases a mix of veteran-relevant depth and young upside as Cleveland eyes a Week 1 clash with Cincinnati.

Fantasy managers should monitor Corley and Strange for potential elevation if injuries arise or if the Browns lean on developmental talent to grow chemistry behind the starters. The 16-man slate also adds key depth at QB, RB, WR, TE, OL, DL, LB, CB, and S, creating a few wildcard plays for late-season or depth-dependent rosters. The IPP slot remains a quiet wild card to watch as the Browns balance immediate needs with future potential>.