I don't think so. It is rookie Corey Coleman. He has been injured (hand) but may play this week. He has big play capability. Can go the distance on any play. Has great quickness. He will be a very dynamic player. Pryor is still a work in progress with great upside. His physical abilities are obvious. His route running, knowing how to keep the defender away from the ball are still developing. Against the Redskins Pryor was abusing their best CB. But on a slant route, Pryor didn't use his body to shield the ball and he ran a bad route, i.e. a route that allowed the DB to cut inside and intercept the ball. The CB took lots of credit for the play after the game but it was a "rookie" mistake that allowed him to get to the ball. A WR with feel for the game would not have let that happen. On another play when the Browns needed a 1st down the QB scrambled a bit and was running in the open towards Pryor who seemed not to know where the first down was. The QB was trying to give Pryor time to drift further out so he would cross the first down but Pryor just kept coming towards him. They didn't get the first. That kind of stuff is why Pryor isn't the best WR on the Browns.

 

Everyone likes what they are seeing in Pryor. It takes a crazy athletic freak to make the transition from QB to WR and Pryor is ahead of the curve but it is still a work in progress. Believe me, I am happy the Browns have invested in him. He is playing with dogged determination. But he isn't the best receiver on the Browns and I don't think he will be. He will, however, be a valuable weapon on offense, especially in the redzone on throws to the back of the end zone.

Thats fair. How much has Coleman played this season? I know him well because I really wanted to Bengals to draft him really bad. I think Pryor is going to be a great receiver in the league for a long time, I was down on the field pre game for the Bengals game this past week and Pryor was out running routes with no pads or anything on yet and the dude is a freakish looking and I'm an Ohio State fan so I know how great of an athlete he is too. But I agree Coleman may have more upside at the current moment. Think what they could have had if Josh Gordon didn't have his issues.

Thats fair. How much has Coleman played this season? I know him well because I really wanted to Bengals to draft him really bad. I think Pryor is going to be a great receiver in the league for a long time, I was down on the field pre game for the Bengals game this past week and Pryor was out running routes with no pads or anything on yet and the dude is a freakish looking and I'm an Ohio State fan so I know how great of an athlete he is too. But I agree Coleman may have more upside at the current moment. Think what they could have had if Josh Gordon didn't have his issues.

 

Believe me, I have thought of that. BTW, Coleman injured his hand after the second week. In those two games he had 7 receptions for 173 yards and two TDs.

 

Having both Pryor and Coleman on the field will help them both.