The Browns have officially placed Corey Coleman on injured reserve, the club announced today.
Coleman, a second-year pro, has suffered a broken hand in each of the last two seasons. The injury will likely keep him on the shelf for six-to-eight weeks, so an IR stint was the logical move for Cleveland.
In ten games last year, the former first-round pick had 33 catches for 413 yards and three touchdowns. When he was at his best, Coleman was one of the few bright spots for the Browns during a trying year. The Browns were hoping for a reprise this year, particularly because high-priced free agent Kenny Britt has been struggling.
browns have to find a way to address the receiving corps over the offseason. even after signing britt (which i was never enthused about), i never felt like they had a good lineup. they also need a true slot receiver as well. that’s a glaring need. hopefully they can address this in the offseason after they improve to 2-14
Jordan Leslie……c’mon. His skills paled in comparison to Rannell Hall in both training camp and the pre-season. The narcissism exhibited by Sashi Brown is what will doom this Browns 2017-18 team. The personalized draft picks made by Sashi are not the makings of a team. Do the right thing and let the player who earned a spot rejoin the team. Rekindle the team chemistry and lift the bad karma off this Browns team.