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Wypler Set to Return, Browns Seek Center Upgrade

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Luke Wypler, a former Ohio State center and Cleveland Browns draft pick, took over the starting role in 2025. Despite showing promise in pass protection, he struggled in the running game. A knee injury in the final game raised concerns about his future. However, Browns general manager Andrew Berry announced that Wypler will be fully recovered for the 2026 season. The team may still seek competition or an upgrade at center to strengthen their lineup.

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Wypler Set to Return, Browns Seek Center Upgrade

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Wypler Set to Return, Browns Seek Center Upgrade. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

With the NFL today, March 7, Luke Weibler, the former Ohio State Center and 2023 6-round draft pick for the Cleveland Browns, stepped into the starting role late in the 2025 season. He showed promise before suffering a knee injury in the final game that forced him off the field on a cart. His play was steady in past protection once he got the chance to start, but he had trouble creating push in the running game and issue scouts noted. From his college days, that injury raised doubts about his status heading into 2026, especially since the Browns need reliability of front. Now this good news from Brown's General Manager, Andrew Berry, who told ESPN that Weibler will be fully ready to go next season. Still, the team might look to add competition or an upgraded center to ensure they have their best option in place. Support for this day in an episode comes from our sponsor. Thanks steeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear, S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com.

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