Randall Telfer

Telfer, a former sixth-round pick out of USC, was plagued by a foot injury upon the completion of his collegiate career and was forced to undergo a long recovery period that didn't allow him to appear in a single game throughout his rookie campaign. He may be a long shot to make the Browns' roster heading into the 2016 season, as Gary Barnidge and E.J. Bibbs have the upper hand in the tight end pecking order.

Telfer, a sixth-round pick out of USC, will join a crowded group of tight ends on the current Cleveland roster. Unlike the rest, however, his size (6-4, 260 points) makes him well-equipped for run blocking. In what projects to be a run-first offense, this role could certainly be enough to allow him to make the final cut. He does have a bit of a concerning injury history, though, as he had arthroscopic surgery on his knee last season and foot surgery back in February. Telfer may be able to overcome that to earn NFL snaps, but his fantasy value will likely be limited in his rookie campaign.