The Cleveland Browns have ruled out tight end David Njoku and wide receiver Cedric Tillman for Sunday's home game against the Miami Dolphins. Njoku, who leads Cleveland with five touchdown catches, will miss the game because of a knee injury he sustained against the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday.

BEREA, Ohio — Dorian Thompson-Robinson won’t have his most targeted player from last week’s 24-6 loss to the Bengals on hand for Sunday’s visit from the 7-8 Dolphins in tight end David Njoku. Njoku (knee) has been ruled out for the game ...

The Browns officially ruled out tight end David Njoku and Ogbo Okoronkwo for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.

At the end of the day, Njoku remains a long-term piece to the Browns so there is nothing to evaluate about his future with the team down the stretch. If he needs to rest the last few weeks of a lost season as the Browns sit at 3-11, it would not hurt his future in Cleveland.

Browns tight end David Njoku’s injury-marred season took another hit during Sunday’s 24-6 loss in Cincinnati when he suffered a knee injury. Coach Kevin Stefanski said that Njoku is undergoing an MRI today,

Browns quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson will be missing a couple of receiving targets for Sunday's home game against the Dolphins.

The Cleveland Browns, sitting at 3-11 on the season, are looking to play spoilers and end the season of their division rival Cincinnati Bengals, and they will officially have tight end David Njoku in the lineup to help them out.

The Browns are getting two key starters back for the Bengals game today in tight end David Njoku and cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. In addition, the Browns confirmed cleveland.com’s earlier report that Bailey Zappe is the No.