Cleveland Browns TE Jordan Cameron expected to play Week 3
By Josh Hill
The Cleveland Browns are looking for their second straight win this year and it very well could come against a weak Baltimore Ravens team. After blowing up the Steelers in week 2, the Ravens are down in the dumps over the ESPN report this week that basically painted them as abuse enablers by covering up details of the Ray Rice case.
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But that aside, the Ravens are an up-and-down team this year and the Browns may capitalize on that. One way they can do that is to have massive tight end target Jordan Cameron healthy for today’s game. According to Jason La Canfora from CBS Sports, that very well could be the case, barring any unforeseen setbacks in warmups.
Jordan Cameron is managing the discomfort in his shoulder. Barring a setback in warmups the expectation is he plays today vs. Ravens
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) September 21, 2014
This is good news for the Browns, as they’re surprisingly 1-1 through the first two weeks of the season and could get to 2-1 with another big win this week. They were able to thwart the Saints last week in stunning fashion, and getting Cameron back this week should only improve their chances of hanging tight with a very beatable Ravens team.
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