His teammates did him no favors last year, but it's hard to call Jeudy a victim of circumstance when there were so many visible signs of poor play on his part, including a league-high-tying nine drops. He finished with less than half of his 2024 yardage total (1,229) despite playing all 17 games for a second straight season. The final tally? A 50-602-2 receiving line on 106 targets, good for a 47.2 percent catch rate and 5.7 YPT. Those are unacceptable numbers even within the context of a miserable offense, but Jeudy's contract guarantees left the Browns with no incentive to move on from him (until next offseason). They did draft KC Concepcion (24th overall) and Denzel Boston (39th), both legit candidates to eclipse Jeudy as the "No. 1" receiver for Todd Monken's new-look Cleveland offense.