Free Agent OT Jedrick Wills Plans to Sit Out 2025 Season to Recover from Knee Injury
Free Agent OT Jedrick Wills Plans to Sit Out 2025 Season to Recover from Knee Injury

Free Agent OT Jedrick Wills Plans to Sit Out 2025 Season to Recover from Knee Injury

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Jedrick Wills, a free agent offensive tackle, plans to sit out most or possibly all of the 2025 NFL season to fully recover from lingering knee injuries, including an MCL injury sustained in November 2023. Wills, drafted 10th overall by the Cleveland Browns in 2020, has struggled with knee issues over the past two seasons, limiting him to just 13 games and 12 starts since 2023. Despite drawing interest from multiple teams, Wills believes taking time off is the best move for the long-term future of his career. His injuries and performance struggles have led the Browns to move forward with other players like Dawand Jones, Jack Conklin, and Cornelius Lucas for their tackle positions in 2025. Though young enough to potentially resume his career in 2026, Wills' future remains uncertain given his prolonged recovery. His early career showed promise, but injuries have significantly impacted his availability and effectiveness on the field.

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