The Cleveland Browns threw shade at Corey Coleman after Jarvis Landry and Co. made the organization see the light.
The Browns hope Coleman's departure is addition by subtraction and will give other receivers more of an opportunity. Otherwise, why would the team trade its 2016 first-round pick for a 2020 seventh-round selection?
Inconsistency plagued his game. The coaching staff, meanwhile, grew tired of his approach, according to SI.com's Andy Benoit:
Andy Benoit#Browns coaches privately lamented how little Corey Coleman knew about playing WR. Some blamed the Baylor system.
The Browns couldn't wait any longer for the talented, albeit underperforming, receiver to experience a breakthrough.