Browns coach Kevin Stefanski says Jack Conklin will miss “multiple weeks” with a dislocated elbow (via Dan Labbe of Cleveland.com). Stefanski did not specify a timeline for the right tackle, but it’s likely that he’ll be placed on short-term injured reserve. 
Conklin returned to face the Steelers yesterday after missing the prior two games with a knee injury. The 2020 First-Team All-Pro was expected to provide a big boost to the front five, though his presence wasn’t enough in the 15-10 defeat.
The Browns will likely deploy tackle/guard Blake Hance on the right side, but they may need some reinforcements behind him. Currently, fourth-round rookie James Hudson stands as the team’s only other true reserve tackle.
Conklin remains under contract through 2022 thanks to his three-year, $42MM deal. The former No. 8 overall pick will only be 28 when that deal expires, setting him up for an even bigger payday down the line. In the more immediate future, Conklin will aim for a pre-Thanksgiving return as the Browns fight to salvage their season.