Larvadain’s 16‐yard end‐around set up the Browns inside the Eagles’ red zone early, signaling speed and misdirection could be a staple in Cleveland’s early game plans as QB evaluation continues.

Larvadain is a rookie burner from South Carolina who has drawn praise for his speed, playmaking, and reliability in practice. In the first preseason game he posted three targets, two receptions for 23 yards, and a TD, plus an 11.5-yard average. He also contributed on special teams with punt returns. His jet-sweep score earlier in camp highlighted his versatility and athletic burst.

Larvadain flashed speed and playmaking flashes that drew attention in the opener. If he can translate college deep-threat potential into NFL routes and catch consistency, he could carve out a meaningful role as part of a crowded Browns WR group, with upside in opportunistic weeks.

Larvadain had a productive debut with two catches and a touchdown but exited with a leg injury. His performance and versatility make him a strong candidate for the roster, depending on the severity of his injury.

Gage Larvadain's connection with Shedeur Sanders was highlighted during the Browns' minicamp, indicating potential as a reliable target.