? Charles LeClaire

There has been another update on the injury suffered by Cleveland Browns sta running back Nick Chubb . According to NFL insider Josina Anderson, Chubb will likely need two surgeries to address the multitude of knee injuries that occurred during the Browns’ Monday night loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

“I’m told there were initial discussions of #Browns RB Nick Chubb potentially needing 2 surgeries to address his injuries following MNF in Pittsburgh—with the 1st surgery coming w/i the next 7-10 days & the 2nd occurring several weeks after, per source. This is preliminary talk,” wrote Anderson via X.

Anderson also noted that added to the list of injuries Chubb suffered was damage to the meniscus in his knee.

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