Fantasy football players looking for a late-round sleeper at wide receiver may want to pay attention to a recent report regarding the Cleveland Browns.
According to ESPN's Jake Trotter, wide receiver Marquise Goodwin "dominated Cleveland's minicamp, flashing the downfield wheels that could make him an intriguing weapon for quarterback Deshaun Watson."
Watson was impressed and said, "It opens up other guys underneath ... the run game and also the intermediate and short game."
Cleveland signed Goodwin this offseason, but he will be competing for playing time in a crowded wide receiver group. The AFC North team also traded for Elijah Moore and drafted Cedric Tillman, adding to a position that already features Amari Cooper and Donovan Peoples-Jones.