The Browns finished tied for second-fewest touchdown catches in the NFL with 15, and did little to upgrade the position. They essentially swapped out Terrelle Pryor for Kenny Britt, replacing one 1,000-yard receiver for another. They also banked on 2016 No. 15 overall pick Corey Coleman staying healthy this season and other second-year wideouts such as Ricardo Louis stepping up.
They passed on opportunities to add other veteran receivers such as former first-rounder Jeremy Maclin, who signed with the Ravens, but would’ve been open to a visit to Cleveland.
The Browns might have to keep their eyes open for other quality veterans to shake loose, and they could have a decision to make on former Pro Bowler Josh Gordon in September.