Evan Moore

Moore doubled his receptions last season to 34 but had only two more yards to show for it than in 2010. Inefficiency was a common theme for the Cleveland offense, which struggled all season. The Browns drafted quarterback Brandon Weeden, who is expected to start immediately, to ignite the passing game, but until that happens – if it happens – Moore won’t have much value. And even then, he still has starter Ben Watson with whom to contend. Despite playing in three fewer games, Watson had 71 targets to Moore’s 46. Moore is a lean 6-6, 250, and while he struggles as a blocker, his agility allows him to break quickly out of patterns to get open. He also scored four touchdowns in limited work. Unfortunately, his upside is stunted in this offense.