CLEVELAND, Ohio - Kevin Stefanski didn’t hesitate on Monday when asked if he’s sticking with Dawand Jones at left tackle.

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.

The Browns started Dawand Jones at left tackle for the second consecutive game, showing they want to find out what he can do at that position.

Jones, the Browns’ fourth-round pick last season out of Ohio State, will try to stack back-to-back solid performances at the position he aspired to play long-term.

With left tackle Jedrick Wills missing his last two days of practice, the Cleveland Browns are preparing second-year player Dawand Jones to start at left tackle against the Baltimore Ravens.

Dawand Jones started his second straight game at left tackle in place of Jedrick Wills Jr., who was active after working his way back from a knee injury.