The Browns' secondary, already thin at the cornerback position, suffered another blow when practice reports confirmed that Tyson Campbell did not participate in Thursday's session due to an ankle injury.
Campbell, who was not listed on the injury report on Wednesday, was acquired from the Jacksonville Jaguars midway through last season and logged 100 percent of Cleveland's defensive snaps in the Week 1 loss to Jacksonville, along with six special‑teams snaps.
The loss of Campbell further erodes the Browns' depth at cornerback, a concern that could be magnified against Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield and his offense on Sunday.
On the same injury report, offensive tackle Dawand Jones was upgraded from limited to full participation, while offensive lineman Parker Brailsford (thumb), defensive tackle Maliek Collins (quad) and offensive lineman Elgton Jenkins (back) remained limited.
Additional notes from the practice session indicated that guard Teven Jenkins stayed out of practice, while wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (wrist) and guard Zion Johnson (knee) were listed as fully available.