Harold Fannin

Njoku continues to play through his knee injury as rookie TE Harold Fannin Jr.'s fantasy-unfriendly backup. Njoku does not need to be rostered in re-draft formats, though he technically could be considered one of the rare tight end stash options.

Njoku played through the knee issue last week and should be able to do so again in Week 14. He has been fully supplanted by Harold Fannin Jr. as the team's starting tight end. Njoku hasn't gone for more than 37 yards in a game since Week 5. He is barely on the TE2 radar for his upcoming matchup with the Titans.

Jeudy was second on the team behind Harold Fannin in targets in another run-heavy game for the Browns. Jeudy was seen chastising QB Shedeur Sanders on the sideline following a miscommunication between the two in the second half, a sign of persistent frustration among Browns pass catchers trapped in an offense without a viable starting quarterback. Jeudy shouldn't be started in 12-team leagues next week against the Titans.

Harold Fannin, meanwhile, ran 29 routes and caught a touchdown on a team-leading five targets from Shedeur Sanders. Njoku doesn't have more than two targets in any of the Browns' past four games. With Njoku likely headed out of Cleveland one way or another this offseason, the Browns are clearly getting an extended look at Fanning (and the rest of the team's young players) down the stretch of the regular season. Njoku shouldn't be started in any fantasy format next week against the Titans.

Fannin caught three of five targets for 43 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 26-8 loss to the 49ers.