Quantifying All of The 2023 Browns' Injuries

We say it on camera, we write it in our stories so let's put a number on the injuries that the Browns have experienced this year.

This Cleveland Browns team is one of the most injured teams of all time. The Browns have lost star players, starters and backups. Guys at every level have fallen to injury and have left this great roster scratching their heads. 

We have said it so many times in our stories and in our videos so let's put a number to this injury report so that we can really wrap our hands around exactly what Kevin Stefanski and this team are experiencing.

Nov 26, 2023; Denver, Colorado, USA; Cleveland Browns quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson (17) reacts after being hit in the third quarter against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High.

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To date, each of these players has missed time. The money lost is an account of their salary and the percentage of games missed. An asterisk indicates that the guy is done for the season. 

• Nick Chubb - $13,976,470 *
• Deshaun Watson - $12,331,000 *
• Jack Conklin - $7,785,522 *
• Jakeem Grant - $1,796,666 *
• Denzel Ward - $1,110,465
• Jacob Phillips - $1,104,500 *
• Jederick Wills Jr. - $799,146
• Greg Newsome - $632,168
• Mike Woods III - $517,072 *
• Rodney McLeod - $449,852 *
• Juan Thornhill- $205,818
• Dawand Jones - $170,654
• Anthony Walker - $99,318
• Dorian Thompson-Robinson - TBD 
• Amari Cooper - TBD
• Myles Garrett - TBD
• TOTAL - $40,978,651

For the guys who have only missed portions of this season, I took their Cap Hit number and multiplied it by the percentage of games missed to this point. The total is not a fixed number and will increase as the weeks go on. All salary cap numbers were provided by Spotrac.

The names on this list are amazing and the fact that the Browns have a seven-and-four record is an incredible feat. It's hard to not imagine what the outlook of this team would be if even half of these guys stayed healthy throughout the year. 

The Browns have an uphill battle to climb to just make the playoffs and at this point, the question isn't how can they get there, it's how much more can they take?