BEREA, Ohio — Dorian Thompson-Robinson was full-go in practice on Wednesday with his injured right finger, meaning he might be able to back up Jameis Winston on Sunday against the Ravens.

Winston, a 10-year veteran who is in his first season with the Browns, entered last week's game after both Watson and fellow backup Dorian Thompson-Robinson sustained injuries. He threw a late touchdown pass to tight end David Njoku in Cleveland's eventual 21-14 loss.

Jameis Winston will start at quarterback Sunday when the injury-plagued Cleveland Browns host the Baltimore Ravens. Winston ascended to the starting role after Deshaun Watson and Dorian Thompson-Robinson both suffered injuries in Cleveland's loss last Sunday to the Cincinnati Bengals.