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Wide receiver Santonio Holmes hurt his hamstring late i...

Pro Football Talk

Oct 01, 2013 · 11:33 AM EDT

Wide receiver Santonio Holmes hurt his hamstring late in Sunday’s 38-13 loss to the Titans and it looks like the team is planning to be without him for a spell.

Brian Costello of the New York Post reports that Holmes is expected to miss a few weeks as a result of the injury. Stephen Hill was also diagnosed with a concussion after a hit in the loss, a pair of developments that will lead the team to sign wide receiver David Nelson.

Fantasy Impact:

Nelson worked out for Jets and a few other teams recently as part of an effort to land a job after being cut by the Browns at the end of preseason, the story said. Nelson was familiar to the team before that workout as he spent the last three years with the Bills. His last NFL appearance actually came against the Jets in the season opener last season when Nelson had two catches before tearing his ACL and missing the rest of the season. With no Holmes and possibly no Hill, any Jet receiver is extremely risky.

The Browns completed the anticipated trade with the Mia...

Tony Pauline, Twitter

Apr 25, 2013 · 2:23 PM EDT

The Browns completed the anticipated trade with the Miami Dolphins for Davone Bess and rewarded him with a three-year extension. In exchange for Bess, the Browns moved down seven spots in the fourth round (104 to 111) and swapped their fifth-round pick (164) for a seventh-rounder (217).

Fantasy Impact:

Bess is expected to compete with newly signed David Nelson for slot duties. Nelson is coming off an ACL tear but is "close to being healthy." Expect Greg Little and Josh Gordon on the outside.

An offense seemingly tailor-made for his skillset, pair...

Bills.com

Apr 23, 2013 · 9:55 AM EDT

An offense seemingly tailor-made for his skillset, paired with the departures of Donald Jones and David Nelson, should equal a golden opportunity for Bills second-year receiver T.J. Graham.

“Oh yeah, I love it,” Graham said of the new coaching staff and fast pace. “Not that I didn’t love the old staff. I just happened to be fortunate to get a really good staff in here that can teach me and other receivers [to be better]. It’s a really good system and I like it. It’s wide open.”

Fantasy Impact:

If Buffalo can find someone to provide decent play at QB, Graham will be a deep sleeper heading into the 2013 season provided he starts opposite Steve Johnson.

TE Jordan Cameron enters his third NFL season playing f...

Cleveland.com

Apr 20, 2013 · 8:41 PM EDT

TE Jordan Cameron enters his third NFL season playing for HC Rob Chudzinski and OC Norv Turner that has worked with a pair of future Hall-of-Fame tight ends who are converted basketball players – just like he is.

“It’s awesome,” Cameron said as the Browns concluded their first minicamp Thursday. “Obviously, (Chudzinski) knows the importance of the tight end . . . He knows the little things, the little nuances of the position. His hands are everywhere. He’s coaching up everyone. He definitely knows what he’s doing. He’s proven.”

Chudzinski was asked Tuesday if Cameron has the makings of a “top” tight end.

“Well he’s not ready right now, we are working through that with him,” the coach said. “He is learning the offense obviously. This is an offense that has featured tight ends, and tight ends have always been a big part of it. He has the skill set that fits and he has had a good couple days.

“It’s a learning process right now and he has to keep progressing, but we feel good about him and where he is at.”

Fantasy Impact:

Cameron makes sense as a breakout candidate, but the signing of David Nelson is worrisome. He's a big WR who could play some "move" TE too.