All Round View(Mardan): Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr is expected to miss the remainder of the period in the wake of enduring a front cruciate tendon (ACL) tear.

Beckham Jr, 27, was harmed in the principal quarter of the Browns’ triumph over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

The club said an MRI check on Monday had affirmed an ACL tear in his left knee. Reports propose the injury is probably going to require medical procedure toward the beginning of November and will keep Beckham Jr down and out for between six to nine months.

“I am most likely going to thump myself about that one for quite a while,” said Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.

“He is a person who battles for this group, and in doing that, he got injured. Petitions and trusts in the best. That one sucks.”

The Browns are at present third in the AFC North after five successes and two misfortunes this season.

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