Marlon Moore. Brian Hartline. Taylor Gabriel. Andrew Hawkins. Terrell Pryor.
These were the five best receivers on the Browns before the team drafted Baylor receiver Corey Coleman with the 15th overall pick Thursday in the NFL Draft. Now they all fall down a notch on the depth chart behind the rookie.
Immediately, Coleman fits the bill as a jack-of-all-trades for the Browns passing game. He has excellent speed and quickness, able to fly on deep routes, reel in screens and cross the field for some catch-and-go plays. He did have a few ugly drops in college but also made the most of the 173 passes he did grab, tallying 3,009 yards and 33 touchdowns.
The biggest factor is that Coleman is in a position to hog targets. Expecting 150 passes his way isn't a stretch -- asking him to catch 60 percent of them isn't asking for too much either. Tack on the creative Hue Jackson using Coleman in a bunch of sneaky ways and we're looking at a halfway decent sleeper.
Drafting Browns players isn't exactly a popular thing to do in Fantasy. Gary Barnidge should have a shot at keeping his numbers strong and Duke Johnson has some appeal. Robert Griffin III's prospects will make any stomach churn.
Coleman has similar appeal and can be taken with a low-risk late-round pick. The worst that happens is you burn a Round 10 or 11 pick on Coleman. The best is that you draft a player who ends up catching more than 70 passes and makes some plays for a team chasing points every week.