Jarvis Landry

Going from 140-plus targets to one where he will have a tough time seeing 110 targets is a very big deal for someone like Landry. While I believe he's a better football player than what the Dolphins used him as, he's going to play a similar role on the Browns, as Josh Gordon and Corey Coleman are more of the field-stretchers. Knowing that Landry has averaged 7.08 yards per target over his career, his 110 targets would amount to just under 800 yards, and we know he isn't scoring more than six touchdowns. He's just a WR4 in standard leagues.

Jarvis Landry not quite guaranteed $47 million

Spotrac.com is reporting that Jarvis Landry's contract extension that was reported at 5 years with $75.5 million and $47 million in guarantees is essentially just a two-year deal with $34 million guaranteed.

Fantasy Impact

It was previously thought that he got more guaranteed money than even Mike Evans, but that doesn't seem to be the case now. The Browns have an out if they were to release him prior to the deadline of March 2020, though they'd still take a $4.5 million cap hit by doing so. Whatever the case, it's unlikely that the Browns would release a player they clearly wanted enough to pay him $16 million under the franchise tag. Landry is going to be a big part of shaping their No. 1 pick, whether that be Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield, or Sam Darnold.