Browns TE David Njoku was active and starting against the Bills for the 1st time since a knee injury knocked him out of Week 7. But he played about half as many snaps as TE Harrison Bryant and trailed the position leader by 10 routes and 4 targets. Njoku managed 2 catches for 17 yards among 3 looks. We'd bet on his playing time improving for a Week 12 date with the Buccaneers. Bryant caught 4 balls for 41 yards against the Bills on 7 targets, which ranked 2nd on the team.
Browns TE David Njoku (knee) is off the team's injury report after logging a full practice on Thursday. The weather in this game will be bad, but Njoku is still a low-end TE1 vs. the Saints in Week 16. He's tied for the team lead in targets (22) with QB Deshaun Watson under center. Even in inclement weather, TEs are usually decent short-area bets.
Browns TE David Njoku (knee) was a limited practice participant on Tuesday. Week 16’s showdown against the Saints is on Saturday, so today’s report will shed more light regarding the TE’s availability. Stay tuned.
Browns TE David Njoku (knee) practiced all week and isn't listed on the final injury report for Sunday's game vs. the Bengals. "Dave has looked like himself," HC Kevin Stefanski said Friday. "He looks good." Njoku still carries at least slightly elevated risk coming off this knee injury, but he belongs in plenty of fantasy lineups considering the sorry state of the TE position.
Browns TE David Njoku (knee) remained limited in Thursday's practice. We'll see what he does on Friday and how Cleveland lists him on the final injury report for Sunday's game vs. the Bengals.
Browns TE David Njoku (knee) got in a limited practice on Wednesday. That gives him a shot to return for this weekend's game vs. the Bengals. We'll keep you updated on Njoku's progress over the next few days.
Luke Musgrave wasn't a big-time producer at Oregon State. But he has all the athletic traits of a future TE1. So just how high could he climb in the dynasty rankings?
Read More »
Want to get a headstart on your rookie analysis? C.H. Herms breaks down the best rookie RBs in the 2023 NFL Draft class.
Read More »
Josh Downs: Dynasty value or bust? He posted big numbers at UNC the past 2 seasons. But will his tiny frame limit his fantasy football upside in the NFL?
Read More »
After a slow start to his college career, Charbonnet found great success as a three-down RB. Will that skill set translate to the NFL level and make him a fantasy football stud?
Read More »
Johnston's resume has some flaws. But his combination of size and movement ability gives him the highest fantasy ceiling in this year's rookie WR class.
Read More »
On tape evaluation alone, Young profiles as a long-term NFL starter. But how does a slim frame factor into his dynasty outlook?
Read More »
Addison stuffed the stat sheet the past two seasons and looks explosive on tape. But how big an issue is his 173-pound frame for his dynasty fantasy football value?
Read More »
Based on our award-winning projections, an axis of data points give insights far deeper than a ranking
View Our Accuracy Awards »
Round-by-Round Draft Strategy Guides, Sleepers, Undervalued Players, Busts and Handcuffs
Command your entire draft with a dynamic tool synced to your league. Updating and adapting in real time.
Quickly find the free-agent gems, pull the trigger on the perfect trade & make the right start/sit decisions.
$6/month thereafter, billed semi-annually, one-click cancel anytime.
©2023 Draft Sharks | website by: 
7 Public Market, Rochester, NY 14609 | 833-333-7238
Quarterback
Running Back
Wide Receiver
Tight End
View More
Search
Follow us on