Someone has to put up numbers among Cleveland Browns receivers. A choice must be made between Corey Coleman and Josh Gordon.
Josh Gordon
ESPN Fantasy Projection: 52 catches, 808 yards, four TDs
Over or under: Definitely under on this one. Until Gordon shows he's healthy and committed, he's worth nothing more than a late-round flier. Yes, Gordon has exceptional talent. Yes, he had an exceptional season the last time he played. But that season was in 2013, three years ago. The last time he was on the field was in 2014, when he played five games at the end of the season and looked like he was sleepwalking through routes. Gordon has yet to practice. He'll be suspended the first four games of the season. He reported overweight. There is a long distance between where Gordon is now and where he was three years ago. If he gets back to that form, it's high reward. But expecting him to do so is very, very high risk.
Corey Coleman
ESPN Fantasy Projection: 66.5 catches, 814 yards, four TDs
Over or under: Somebody has to catch passes for the Browns, and somebody has to score touchdowns. If I were going to pick between Gordon and Coleman, I'd go with Coleman. He looked very good early in camp. But then came the dreaded word no speed receiver or team wants to hear: hamstring. Then came the admission from WR coach Al Saunders that Coleman has a history of hamstring issues. Does that translate into 800 yards with quarterbacks learning new systems? It does with a talented player, and Coleman showed a lot of talent. If he's healthy, he should go over these projections. But that "if" is a large qualifier.
ESPN Fantasy Projection: 15.5 catches, 215 yards, one TD
Over or under: Given how low these numbers are, Pryor figures to go over, especially on touchdowns. As a big target, Pryor could be effective in the red zone. He has shown immense growth as a receiver from a year ago. If he continues to grow, he could see a fair amount of playing time. Pryor's big challenges: staying healthy and gaining polish as a receiver. That's big picture, though. In the smaller view, Hue Jackson is enamored with Pryor, so he should go over these projections, though he won't go to 1,000 yards or double-digit touchdowns.
Who else could see time:
 Andrew Hawkins is the returning veteran with the most experience. He will get his touches. Rookie Rashard Higgins looked good in practice and preseason; after Coleman, Higgins has a chance to put up the best numbers of the rookies.
