The receiving group for the Cleveland Browns could get better before the 2024 NFL season. Although Amari Cooper is not getting any younger, he has always been a trustworthy player.
Though he remains the team’s top target downfield in 2024, the Cleveland Browns appear to need another gifted and successful wide receiver following a season in which tight end David Njoku finished second on the team (behind Cooper) in receiving yards. In light of this, should the Browns try to sign wide receiver Gabriel Davis, a pending free agent with the Buffalo Bills? According to Jacob Roach of Browns Wire, Cleveland has no business touching Davis.
You never know when a player’s career may end, so I think all players should earn as much as they can, but the Browns shouldn’t be the team paying him that much. He occasionally seems to vanish and lacks the qualities that make him the best choice, so if you are spending $13 million or more a year, he ought to have greater potential.
In the 2024 NFL Free Agency, the Cleveland Browns will need to be adept at securing weapons.
Spotrac estimates that Davis has a significant market worth of $13.6 million AAV, or $54.488 million, over a four-year period. For the Cleveland Browns, who currently have little financial flexibility, that is a somewhat high price tag. Even though the Cleveland Browns are currently over the salary cap by around $12 million, there are still steps they may take to reduce their payroll.
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Although Davis has been one of Josh Allen’s most effective weapons, his possible free agency asking price might be too much for such a valuable player. The Cleveland Browns will have to make extra-shrewd decisions because of their cap position.
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