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Browns' sack leader Graham out with MCL, ankle sprains
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Browns' sack leader Graham out with MCL, ankle sprains

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
Browns defensive tackle Mason Graham suffered MCL and ankle sprains against the Steelers, with sources telling NFL Network that Cleveland's leader in sacks is expected to be out a few weeks.

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