QB
Shedeur Sanders
2025 Season Stats
QB Overall: 37th QB PPG: 38th
Total Pts: 95 Pts/Game: 12
Height: 6ft 2in Weight: 212lbs
Age this season: 24 Drafted: 5.06
Dynasty Value: 3rd round pick
Fantasy Jokers
QB 29
Current ADP
QB 37
Advice: HOLD - There are 32 starting QBs in the NFL. It seems only fitting that the browns starting QB currently has an ADP of 37th. Rumours of a Deshaun Watson return seem unfathomable to believe, Then again so was Shedeur Sanders playing in the Pro Bowl games in 2025. Shadeur will be the starter, use this Watson distraction to buy him on the cheap in superflex formats. He should look calmer, run the offense better, and prove he belongs. All will be irrelevant when the Browns enter the 2027 offseason once again looking for there franchise QB. You wont have to worry about him in your redraft non SF leagues.
RB
Quinshon Judkins
2025 Season Stats
RB Overall: 26th RB PPG: 29th
Total Pts: 170 Pts/Game: 11
Height: 5ft 11in Weight: 221lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 2.04
Dynasty Value: 1st round pick
Fantasy Jokers
RB 14
Current ADP
RB 15
Advice: HOLD- Quinshon Judkins’s 2026 fantasy outlook is high-upside but risky. Hinging largely on his health after the broken fibula/ankle that ended his 2025 early. If he’s fully recovered and back to 100%, he’s a bell-cow RB1 with weekly touchdown upside. 2025 was looking great! (230 rushes for 827 yards and 7 TDs in 14 games). In fantasy terms, draft him confidently as a high-end RB1 who currently has a RB2 price tag. The market has almost caught back onto his value, try and snag him in dynasty leagues for a 1st now before he returns to form.
RB
Dylan Sampson
2025 Season Stats
RB Overall: 55th RB PPG: 63rd
Total Pts: 88 Pts/Game: 5.8
Height: 5ft 8in Weight: 200lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 4.24
Dynasty Value: 3rd round pick
Fantasy Jokers
RB 48
Current ADP
RB 51
Advice: SELL- Dylan Sampson’s 2026 fantasy outlook is very much “PPR only curiosity with real-life usefulness” .He’s the guy coaches like, fantasy managers squint at, and box scores barely acknowledge. Based on 2025, he’s clearly trusted in passing downs and special teams, but the rushing efficiency just isn’t there to threaten for a lead role. A good last round of the draft pick, but don’t expect much.
WR
Jerry Jeudy
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 52nd PPG: 69th
Total Pts: 121 Pts/Game: 7.1
Height: 6ft 1in Weight: 193lbs
Age this season: 27 Drafted: 1.15
Dynasty Value: 3rd round pick
Fantasy Jokers
WR 57
Current ADP
WR 64
Advice: HOLD - Rumors are circulating that Jeudy will be the lead dog in Cleveland (get it?) This would actually make perfect sense. The nod typically goes to the vet so we are going to believe it for now. The problem however is that Jeudy just isn’t explosive enough to ever get fantasy players excited. He is a bench starter that you can plug in when needed to get you 10 PPR points. The hope is Concepcion will take the role from Jerry mid season. In dynasty, Jeudy has a cap hit around $9 M in 2026, which gives the Browns some financial flexibility but also makes him a cut/trade possibility if production stays low. Hope he shines for a few weeks early then try to sell him to a contender for a 2nd.
WR
KC Concepcion
Height: 6ft 0in Weight: 190lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 1.24
Dynasty Value: Late 1st rnd pick
Fantasy Jokers
WR 54
Current ADP
WR 57
Advice: SELL - After torching SEC defenses and winning the Paul Hornung Award, he’s now the Browns’ new gadget king in a WR room so thin it’s basically a suggestion. Between Cleveland’s annual QB carousel and his own 10% drop rate, he’ll either be a fantasy steal or the guy who makes you miss Jarvis Landry’s kneepads. We’d rather watch the show with him on someone else’s fantasy team than on ours.
WR
Denzel Boston
Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 215lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 2.07
Dynasty Value: 2nd round pick
Fantasy Jokers
WR 64
Current ADP
WR 58
Advice: HOLD - 450 yards, 3 TDs, and a whole lot of cardio as Cleveland's fourth WR. As Clevelands QB carousel spins from Shedeur to Watson to Gabriel to "wait, who's the janitor?" He'll make two spectacular jump-ball grabs all year, both in garbage time down 24 points and spend the rest of the season perfecting his sideline shrug. In Cleveland, that's called a "promising rookie campaign." In fantasy that’s called a disaster. He’s going to be drafted too early to be considered a late flyer, too early for you to ever drop him to waivers. As a result he could easily go down as one of the worst picks of your fantasy draft.
WR
Isaiah Bond
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 104th WR PPG: 129th
Total Pts: 54 Pts/Game: 3.4
Height: 5ft 11in Weight: 180lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: - -
Dynasty Value: 4th round pick
Fantasy Jokers
WR - -
Current ADP
WR 85
Advice: HOLD - Isaiah Bond’s 2026 fantasy profile is hanging on by a thread. All that is left in this tattered NFL career is some pre-2025 NFL draft hype. He showed flashes with his 18 catches for 338 yards and zero TDs in 2025, averaging nearly 19 yards per reception, but his targets were inconsistent and he wasn’t a reliable weekly option. Bond is on a three-year, $3M contract with Cleveland through 2028 (about $1 M per year with a small signing bonus and fully guaranteed money), so he has some job security with no big cap implications. He’s a late stash/upsider with long-ball potential if the Browns’ QB situation improves, but he isn’t draftable. He’s worth a 2027 4.12 draft pick but you would be mad to pay the 4.11.
TE
Harold Fannin
Fantasy Jokers
TE 8
Current ADP
TE 7
2025 Season Stats
TE Overall: 6th TE PPG: 8th
Total Pts: 186 Pts/Game: 12
Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 241lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 3.03
Dynasty Value: Late 1st round pick
Advice: HOLD - Harold Fannin Jr.’s 2026 fantasy outlook sits perfectly in the Top-5 to Top-10 TE range, aka the fantasy sweet spot where he’s good enough to start every week but still cheap enough to feel smug about it. The volume is legit, the red-zone role is sticky, and Cleveland clearly trusts him as the “please don’t let this drive die” option. Project him for 75 catches, 750–900 yards, and 7 TDs, which means he’ll outscore half the “name-brand” tight ends while being drafted two rounds later. He’s not Kelce-era dominant, but he’s absolutely a guy you can plug and forget in your lineup.