Haden (concussion) will likely sit out Sunday's game against the Broncos, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Haden is currently in the NFL's concussion protocol and the report suggests that it would be a surprise if he advanced through it fast enough to be cleared in advance of Week 6's home contest versus Denver. Per ESPN.com, if Haden can't play Sunday, the Browns could well turn to Pierre Desir to fill in for him.

Haden (ribs/finger) has left Sunday's game and is undergoing concussion protocol, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Haden is already dealing with ribs and finger ailments, but was able to overcome those and suit up for the Week 5 contest. He'll now be evaluated for a concussion, leaving the Cleveland secondary down their second starter, as Tashaun Gipson (ankle) is also not available Sunday.

Haden (ribs/finger) is active Sunday against the Ravens.

A surprise inactive Week 4, Haden will suit up for the Sunday afternoon contest. He'll likely be playing through a bit of discomfort, but remains the top cover corner in Cleveland.

According to ESPN"s Tony Grossi, Haden (ribs/finger) will play Sunday against the Ravens.

Haden was a surprise inactive Week 4, but the finger and ribs issues he's been dealing with were never expected to cause an extended absence. Look for one of the league's top cover corners to draw a combination of Kamar Aiken and Marlon Brown on Sunday afternoon.

Haden (ribs/finger) is expected to play Sunday against Baltimore, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Haden was unable to play last weekend due to a broken finger and the rib issue, and while he took some flak for sitting out, he was never expected to miss considerable time, and he'll be back out there just a week later. Haden doesn't get a ton of balls thrown his way, though the Ravens are dealing with lots of injuries to their wideouts, likely leaving Haden to not solely focus on one opposing receiver.

Haden (ribs/finger) is questionable for Sunday's game, Andrew Gibble of clevelandbrowns.com reports.

Haden missed last Sunday's game with a broken finger and a rib injury, but it was assumed he would be available for this Sunday's contest against the Ravens. Haden's status will likely come down to a game-time decision; however, if he's unable to play, Pierre Desir could get the start in his place.

Haden, who received flak for sitting out of the Browns' Week 4 loss against the Chargers with a broken finger and rib injury, is once again listed on the injury report this week, Cleveland.com reports.

Haden was criticized and his toughness was questioned after sitting out of Week 4 with the injuries, but Browns coach Mike Pettine explained Wednesday he had no issue with Haden not playing due to the fact he would've hurt the team's chance of winning if he played. "Joe wanted to be out there. He wanted to play. But just in his assessment, did not want to put the team at risk knowing that he could not be at the percentage that in his heart he knew couldn't get to," Pettine said regarding Haden's Week 4 situation. Haden will likely be probable for the Browns' Week 5 matchup in Baltimore.

Haden (ribs/finger) missed Sunday's game against the Chargers due to a broken finger, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Despite being listed as probable, Haden was inactive for Sunday's game. His broken finger is apparently the larger concern out of the two injuries, and he should have a shot to make it back for Week 5 against the Ravens.

Haden (ribs/finger) is inactive Sunday against the Chargers.

Per the report, look for Pierre Desir to start in Haden's place in Sunday's contest against San Diego.

Haden (ribs/finger) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against Chargers, ESPN.com reports.

Haden was limited at practice this week, but the cornerback -- who has 16 tackles to his credit through three games to date -- is in line to work as the Browns' starter at left cornerback Sunday.

Haden suffered a rib contusion during Sunday's loss to the Raiders and is considered day-to-day moving forward, NFL.com reports.

Haden was forced into an early exit from Sunday's game after hurting his ribs and struggling to stop Raiders' rookie wideout Amari Cooper. Fortunately for Haden, Monday's MRI revealed minor damage to his ribs, which could allow him to return to practice this week.

Haden suffered a rib injury in Sunday's loss to the Raiders, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Haden's initial X-rays came back negative, but the cornerback will undergo a precautionary MRI on Monday. Playing through the pain Sunday, Haden was still able to rack up four solo tackles.

Browns coach Mike Pettine said Haden (hamstring) won't play in Thursday's exhibition against the Redskins, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

The Browns weren't planning on giving extended reps to their starters until the third preseason game in any event, so Haden won't miss out on much by sitting this week. Haden will return as the Browns' unquestioned top corner this season, after posting an IDP-friendly 73 total tackles and three interceptions in 2014.

Haden, who had four tackles (three solo) in Sunday's loss to Baltimore, finished the season with 73 tackles (58 solo), three interceptions and two fumble recoveries.

Haden ended up tying his second lowest career interception total, but was credited with exactly 20 passes defended for the second straight year. He was limited by a shoulder injury during the final few weeks of the season, but the 2015 Pro Bowler remains one of the top corners in the game, with the only threat to his fantasy value being the fact that opposing quarterbacks may be hesitant to throw his way.

Haden (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Ravens.

Haden missed the Browns' Week 16 contest with a shoulder injury, but after logging a bit more practice time this week, he'll suit up for the regular season finale. The Pro Bowl corner will resume his starting job opposite Buster Skrine, and likely draw a mix of Torrey Smith and Steve Smith in pass coverage.

Haden (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Ravens, the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Haden remains iffy heading into the weekend, making him a risky IDP roll in the Browns' season finale.

Haden (shoulder) was limited at practice Wednesday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Haden's status for Sunday's game against the Ravens remains unclear, but with the Browns out of playoff contention, the team could elect to play it safe with Haden this weekend.

Haden (shoulder) is inactive for Sunday's matchup against the Panthers.

Haden suffered the injury in Week 15, and despite returning to practice Friday, the veteran will not suit up for the afternoon contest. As a result, look for rookie Justin Gilbert to step into a starting role, with Pierre Desir also a candidate to be in the mix. The depleted secondary could result in a big day for Cam Newton and the Carolina receivers.

Haden (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Panthers, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Per the report, Haden, who returned to practice in a limited fashion Friday, is viewed by coach Mike Pettine as a game-time decision for Sunday's game, a 1:00 ET kickoff.

Haden (shoulder) returned to practice Friday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Haden missed practice Wednesday and Thursday, but his presence Friday indicates that he is likely on track to play Sunday against the Panthers. Look for some additional clarity when Cleveland releases the official injury report later Friday.