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BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland Browns defensive end Alex Wright will miss the remainder of the season with a triceps injury sustained in the second week of the season. Wright posted on social media that he will undergo surgery. The team confirmed Wright's procedure ahead of practice. The 24-year-old said on Instagram that he initially strained his triceps during a joint practice against the Minnesota Vikings in August. He had an MRI following the Week 2 win against Jacksonville, but was still dealing with pain. He had just one sack this season, but it was for a safety to secure Cleveland's only win.
