Browns' Starting Center Suffers Devastating Season-Ending Injury

The Cleveland Browns are grappling with a potential season-ending injury to their starting center, Ethan Pocic. Reports indicate that Pocic is believed to have torn his Achilles tendon, a diagnosis that, if confirmed by an MRI, would immediately end his current campaign. The incident happened early in the fourth quarter, with Pocic appearing to suffer a calf injury before being taken off the field via cart.

This setback is a considerable blow to the Browns' offensive line, as Pocic has been a consistent starter for the team over the last four seasons, accumulating 56 starts. His absence will undoubtedly create a significant void as the team navigates the remainder of its season.

Adding to the uncertainty, Pocic's contract situation places him on track to become an unrestricted free agent in March. The team will now need to assess their options for replacing him both for the immediate future and potentially beyond, as his future with the Browns hangs in the balance.