Jordan Cameron

Today, the Cleveland Browns signed a one year deal with Wide Receiver David Nelson. A formidable 6'5 and 217 lbs, Nelson will presumably play in the slot for Cleveland.

Tight end Fred Davis has re-signed with the Washington Redskins. Davis was relevant to the Cleveland Browns, as it was reported near the start of free agency that the team had some interest in him.

In today's piece about free agents on the Cleveland Browns, we shift to the tight end position, starting with veteran Benjamin Watson. If the Browns let Watson leave, they will be forced to have a lot of confidence in Jordan Cameron.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden caught his own pass on the play of the day. Too bad it didn't count.

Jordan Cameron is questionable. We break down the fantasy implications.

Ben Watson continues to sit out Browns practice for undisclosed reasons. We break down the fantasy implications.

The Browns worked Cameron into the lineup last year after injuries to other tight ends. I'd like to think that Cameron is going to come on and be a "beast" all of a sudden, but there still seems to be a logjam at the position.

Smith stuck around and ended up seeing significant reps at tight end all season long. Regarded as the best blocking tight end on the roster, Smith was often used to help alleviate the pressure facing our young offensive linemen.

With the investment the Browns spent in Cameron and how many rookies have already contributed this season (four starters in Phil Taylor, Jabaal Sheard, Owen Marecic, and Jason Pinkston), should Cameron be receiving some playing time over Smith?