Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters Friday that TE Austin Hooper is questionable for Sunday's game against the New York Giants.

Stefanski feels good about Hooper playing, which is good news as the Giants defense has been better as of late.

Browns TE Austin Hooper is questionable with a neck injury for Monday night against the Ravens.

Head coach Kevin Stefanski said the team will evaluate Hooper’s neck over the next two days and called him “truly questionable” for Monday. Having not topped three catches or 33 yards in the last four games, Hooper is a low TE2 this week (No. 20 in our half-PPR rankings).

Browns TE Austin Hooper did not practice Friday due to a neck injury, according to the team's official injury report.

Never a good sign to see a starter added to the injury report with one practice left in the week. If Hooper were to miss Monday's game, Harrison Bryant and David Njoku would split time.

Browns tight end Austin Hooper returned to practice Wednesday after undergoing an appendectomy.

Hooper missed two games and then had a bye week to recover from his surgery. He should slot back into his starting role, although he has been an inconsistent fantasy asset all season. Hooper's return puts him back on the streaming radar at a shallow position, but he does not carry much upside.