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Winn (triceps) was released by the Broncos on Thursday.

Winn was cut by the team after he spent the entire 2019 season on injured reserve after partially tearing his triceps in the preaseason. The 30-year-old last suited up in regular-season action for the Broncos in 2016, and he produced 19 tackles (eight solo) and a fumble recovery across 16 games.

Winn suffered a partially torn triceps that will likely require surgery, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Winn already was placed on injured reserve by the Broncos on Saturday, and this news suggests he may not be able to return following the eight games he'll sit out during the regular season. The team will likely update whether Winn will receive surgery, but at this point, his entire 2019 season seems to be in jeopardy.

The Broncos placed Winn on injured reserve with an elbow injury Saturday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Winn sustained the injury in the Broncos' preseason opener Thursday. The 30-year-old hasn't seen any regular-season NFL action since the 2016 season, when he recorded 19 total tackles and a fumble recovery over 16 games with Denver.

Winn is set to undergo an MRI on Friday after injuring his triceps in Thursday's preseason victory over the Falcons, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

The Broncos fear that Winn suffered a partially torn triceps, but that will not be confirmed until he undergoes an MRI. If that were the case, his season would potentially be in jeopardy. Prior to the injury, he projected to once again provide depth on the Broncos' defensive line. Expect an update once more information becomes available.

Winn will not return to Thursday's preseason opener against the Falcons due to an elbow injury, Erich Schubert of the Broncos' official site reports.

Winn appeared in all 16 games with the Broncos as a reserve option in 2018, a role which he appears set to reprise if healthy. The severity of his injury remains undisclosed at this time.

Winn (knee) is expected to be ready for training camp, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

Winn last saw the field in 2016 for Denver in a rotational role, logging 19 total tackles and a fumble recovery over 16 games. The 30-year-old missed the 2017 season after suffering a torn ACL and sat out all of 2018 to complete his rehabilitation. When healthy, Winn will likely be limited to another depth role for the Broncos' defensive front.

Winn (knee) signed an undisclosed contract with the Broncos on Monday, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.

Winn previously was with the Broncos in 2017, but suffered a torn ACL in a preseason game and hasn't seen the field since. The 30-year-old has racked up 111 tackles (68 solo), three sacks and two forced fumbles in 68 career games. If he's fully healthy, Winn will add depth to the defensive front.

Winn (knee) was officially placed on injured reserve Saturday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN reports.

Winn went down with a torn ACL in Thursday's preseason matchup against the Bears. The Broncos picked up undrafted rookie defensive tackle Nelson Adams in a corresponding move.

Winn suffered from a torn ACL in Thursday's preseason game against the Bears and has been ruled out for the season, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The Broncos expected the worst after Winn was carted off the field Thursday, a fear that was confirmed when the backup nose tackle was ruled out for the year. With that, Domata Peko is the lone healthy nose tackle Denver currently has on its roster.

Winn (knee) will not return to Thursday's game against Chicago, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

Winn was slated to split time with Domata Peko at nose tackle, but his injury could stall those plans. The 28-year-old is entering his sixth season in the league.

Winn signed a contract Wednesday with the Broncos, Nicki Jhabvala of The Denver Post reports.

Winn signed with the Broncos prior to training camp last season and went on to register 19 tackles over 16 games in 2016. He'll aim to win a backup gig along the defensive line once again in camp.

Winn (neck) does not appear on the Broncos' injury report Wednesday.

Winn injured his neck Sunday against the Jaguars. He isn't expected to miss any time, though, and his absence from the injury report only affirms that notion.

Winn suffered a neck injury in Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Jeff Legwold of ESPN reports.

Winn stated postgame that he would be fine, which is good news given the often scary nature of neck injuries. If he is able to play in Week 14, he will serve as a depth option along the Broncos' defensive line.

The Browns traded defensive lineman Billy Winn to the Colts for a conditional 2017 draft pick, according to NFL.com.

The Browns defensive line dodged a bullet when the ankle injury suffered by defensive lineman Billy Winn was not ruled to be that serious, per the Associated Press. 

Browns coach Mike Pettine said that Winn will miss at least a week; however, he didn't feel it was the kind of high ankle sprain that could keep Winn out of action for several months. 

Winn was carted off the field during last Saturday's practice. He appeared in 13 games last season and totaled 31 tackles with one interception.

Browns defensive end Billy Winn is dealing with a sprained ankle, which he suffered during Saturday's practice, reports ESPN.com. Winn will be reevaluated on a weekly basis.

Browns defensive lineman Billy Winn was carted off the practice field Saturday after appearing to injure his right leg/knee, reports the Akron Beacon Journal.

Winn appeared in 13 games last season and totaled 31 tackles with one interception.

Five key Browns players designated as probable for their Week 11 game against visiting Houston have received the thumbs-up for action. They are defensive linemen Billy Winn (toe) and Desmond Bryant (wrist), wideout Andrew Hawkins (thigh/knee), center Nick McDonald (calf) and linebacker Barkevious Mingo (shoulder).

The worst news for the Browns is that tight end Jordan Cameron (concussion) is out Sunday against Houston and could be done for the season, and defensive tackle Phillip Taylor (knee) is out for the year. But aside from special teams player Johnson Bademosi (concussion) being ruled out for the game against the Texans, the team is relatively healthy.

An exception could be safety Tashaun Gipson (concussion), who is questionable. The probables are defensive end Desmond Bryant (wrist), wideout Andrew Hawkins (thigh/knee), linebacker Barkevious Mingo (shoulder) and defensive tackle Billy Winn (toe).

The Browns will have Phillip Taylor and Billy Winn Week 10 against the Bengals.

Both Taylor and Winn were listed as questionable on the team's injury report. Taylor is dealing with a knee injury. Winn has a toe issue.