The Cleveland Browns were dealt a big blow on Wednesday as coach Kevin Stefanski revealed that cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. has torn an Achilles tendon that will see him miss the whole 2025 season."Disappointed. Obviously, injuries are the worst part about our game, but he will bounce back," Stefanski told reporters on Wednesday. "I know what he's made of, and I know he's got our support. He's got his teammates' support."Emerson Jr. was about to start the final year of his rookie contract, so the injury is also devastating for him. Stefanski pointed out that the team will now determine who will take Emerson's spot after the injury.Some NFL fans have already started thinking of who the team can sign to fill that void."Asante Samuel Jr to the browns confirmed," one fan said."Who is going to replace Emerson now? #browns," another fan commented.Some fans find it confusing that multiple injuries have already been reported in just the second week of NFL training camp."Players dropping like flies," one fan commented."What is happening??? So many injuries before the season even starts," another fan said."Could very well be confirmation bias but I swear Achilles injuries used to be rare. Now they seem commonplace," another fan noted."Gah damn it. He was Denzel's only help. Feel bad for him & the DB room," one fan added.Martin Emerson Jr. was selected by the Browns with the 68th pick in the third round of the 2022 NFL draft. He has played in 50 games (33 starts) in his career, collecting 202 tackles, four interceptions and 34 pass breakups.Despite being more accustomed to the nickelback position, Stefanski acknowledged on Wednesday that Greg Newsome II will probably take the starting spot now that Emerson is out of the picture. Newsome, who will be playing on his fifth-year option, is also entering the final year of his rookie contract.What happened to Browns CB Martin Emerson Jr.?According to Kevin Stefanski, Martin Emerson Jr.'s leg injury will require season-ending surgery after an MRI was conducted.The non-contact injury occurred during practice on Tuesday after the former third-round pick fell to the turf while trying to cover receiver Diontae Johnson. He removed his helmet instantly and threw it aside in disappointment.After that, the 24-year-old Mississippi State alum was carried off the field, clearly in pain. After spending time with the injured cornerback on Wednesday, Stefanski disclosed that he is confident he will return stronger next year.