2024 RTSports Outlook

Tillman was more involved in the Browns offense as the season progressed. He had multiple receptions six of his last seven games after not reaching that mark once before Week 12. Tillman failed to reach double-digit fantasy points in any game. He had 21 receptions for 224 yards. Tillman will look to move up the depth chart and play a bigger role in year two, but is likely stuck in a similar reserve role. Tillman uses his size well to make the contested catch. Tillman also has a big catch radius because of his size. Tillman does lack a little top-end speed and can struggle to separate a little. He averaged just 10.7 yards per reception last year.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Tillman has a lot to compete with for targets. He is not fit for a roster spot unless injury hits. He might get around 20 receptions for 200 yards and a score.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Cedric Tillman had an unremarkable rookie season, catching 21-of-44 targets for 224 yards and zero touchdowns. But early reports out of camp that he has overtaken Elijah Moore as the starting No. 3 receiver inspires hope. We barely saw what a healthy Deshaun Watson can do with this offense and the passing group may have to lead the way depending on Nick Chubb's recovery from a torn ACL. It's worth noting that the 6-foot-3 Tillman had a 56.2 PFF grade for run blocking while Moore had a poor 42.3 mark. And Moore had 104 targets over 17 games, some of which will slide to Tillman while Jerry Jeudy takes the No. 2 role. Drafters should learn early on whether Tillman is a constant on the field or simply the first in a committee rotation alongside Jeudy and Amari Cooper. With a low ADP of WR120 in half-PPR drafts and a WR103 ranking on RotoBaller, Tillman is worth a late dart if you need early depth.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Cedric Tillman had an unremarkable rookie season, catching 21-of-44 targets for 224 yards and zero touchdowns. But early reports out of camp that he has overtaken Elijah Moore as the starting No. 3 receiver inspires hope. We barely saw what a healthy Deshaun Watson can do with this offense and the passing group may have to lead the way depending on Nick Chubb's recovery from a torn ACL. It's worth noting that the 6-foot-3 Tillman had a 56.2 PFF grade for run blocking while Moore had a poor 42.3 mark. And Moore had 104 targets over 17 games, some of which will slide to Tillman while Jerry Jeudy takes the No. 2 role. Drafters should learn early on whether Tillman is a constant on the field or simply the first in a committee rotation alongside Jeudy and Amari Cooper. With a low ADP of WR120 in half-PPR drafts and a WR103 ranking on RotoBaller, Tillman is worth a late dart if you need early depth.