The Cleveland Browns invested a lot of money in the tight end David Njoku while hoping that he would take a step forward and develop as a player. Though he did suffer an injury he was prepared for the expanded role and gave the team a nice weapon as he played great at the beginning of the season.
Njoku ranked 11th amongst tight ends in wins above replacement this season with a total of 0.06 wins above replacement. This number shows even the top tight ends don’t have as much of a role in wins as the top quarterbacks and wide receivers in the league.
