Browns tackle Dawand Jones replaced Jedrick Wills in Week 8 and received the start in Week 9. Cleveland seems set to maintain the status quo going forward, but not without some clarity.

Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. raised eyebrows earlier this week when he told reporters he "made a business decision" to not play

On Monday, Wills, who lost his starting job to second-year tackle Dawand Jones, said he made a "business decision" not to play against the Ravens on Oct. 27. Wills said he made the choice because of swelling and a lack of mobility after he had hyperextended his right knee a week earlier against Cincinnati.

Now that Wills, the No. 10 overall pick in 2020, has been benched in favor of Dawand Jones, does it spell the end of his five-year Browns career?

Jones was a mainstay at left tackle a week ago, as the only sack that came from the left side of the line was a safety blitz that was not picked up due to a miscommunication. With both Jones and Conklin healthy, the Browns have decided to roll with the same offensive line that they started a week ago.

Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. revealed Monday that he opted not to face the Ravens on Oct. 27 because of a right knee injury, and was benched the following week in favor of Dawand Jones. The whole saga might not bode well for his future in Cleveland,