53 Joe Schobert MLB

Schobert compiled 13 tackles (10 solo) during Sunday's 26-24 loss to the Ravens.

Schobert ended the 2018 campaign with 103 total tackles, good enough for second on the team. He finished just a tackle behind fellow linebacker Jamie Collins. With two consecutive seasons with 100-plus tackles, the third-year man out of Wisconsin has turned into a dominant and reliable IDP play. Schobert, along with Christian Kirksey and Jamie Collins, should once again form a formidable trio in 2019.

Schobert recorded two tackles (both solo), including a sack, and a forced fumble in Sunday's win over Cincinnati.

Schobert has had limited pass rush snaps this season but has posted three sacks through 13 games to go along with 89 total tackles, six passes defensed, including an interception. Looking ahead, Schobert and the Browns will face off against the Ravens in Week 17.

Schobert recorded 11 tackles (two solo), including 0.5 sacks, in Sunday's loss to the Texans.

Schobert's 11 tackles made for one of his better games of the season, though a majority of them were assisted. He's been a quality player when healthy this season, posting at least seven tackles in each game he's played, save for his injury shortened Week 6. Looking ahead, Schobert and the Browns will take on the Panthers in Week 14.

Schobert accumulated seven tackles during Sunday's 28-16 win over the Falcons.

Schobert sat out the past three contests with a hamstring injury, but made his return Sunday against the Falcons. The linebacker out of Wisconsin typically is on the field for every defensive snap, though, to ease him back, the Browns had him out there for just under 70 percent of the snaps. Schobert is as a reliable IDP linebacker as there is, and he should be able to return to 100 percent usage when the Browns return from their bye week in Week 12.

Schobert (hamstring) is active Sunday against the Falcons.

Despite missing three games in a row, Schobert is the team's third-leading tackler, which shows the type of production he's capable of when on the field. He'll be instrumental in slowing down the Atlanta rushing attack lead by Tevin Coleman and Ito Smith.