Cedric Tillman was the starter opposite Jeudy, but he suffered injuries, again that slowed him down and had just 21 receptions for 270 yards with two touchdowns. Rookie Isaiah Bond had some moments, but had just 18 catches for 338 yards.
Although not a wide receiver, David Njoku is not expected to return as a free agent with the breakout season from Fannin, who led the team with 72 receptions for 731 yards and six touchdowns. However, Isaiah Likely has been a big weapon in the Ravens' offense under Monken and could draw interest from the Browns as a receiving target as Monken has used the tight ends heavily in his offense, but Monken could also turn to another Ravens' tight end in free agency in Charlie Kolar, who is more of a blocking tight end. Likely is listed as the No. 35 free agent by Athletic, while Kolar is No. 43. Njoku is No. 76.
Free Agency
George Pickens was expected to be the No. 1 free agent wide receiver available, but the Cowboys have designated him with the franchise tag. After Pickens, Alec Pierce (Colts, No. 6 CBS, No. 6 ESPN, No. 11 Athletic) is the top free agent wide receiver available. Jauan Jennings (49ers, No. 11 CBS, No. 28 ESPN, No. 23 Athletic), Mike Evans (Bucs, No. 7, Athletic, No. 17 CBS, No. 15 ESPN), Rashid Shaheed (Seahawks,No. 26 CBS, No. 26 ESPN, No. 34 Athletic), Romeo Doubs (Packers, No. 31 CBS, No. 21 ESPN, No. 30 Athletic), Wan'dale Robinson (Giants, No. 39 CBS, No. 40 ESPN, No. 22 Athletic), Vikings Jalen Nailor (No. 29 Athletic) and Deebo Samuel (Commanders, No. 44 CBS, No. 62 Athletic).
Trade Candidate
Brandon Aiyuk, who sat out last season and is under contract with the 49ers is expected to be traded. Other possible wide receivers reported to be possibly on the move via trade, include the Eagles'A.J. Brown, Bills' Keon Coleman Bears' D.J. Moore and the Jaguars' Brian Thomas. Berry has done his best work trading for wide receivers, including Amari Cooper, Elijah Moore and Jeudy.