<p>Njoku remains a solid Browns target, but the offense’s overall stagnation and sharing with other weapons suppress his ceiling.</p><p>His value hinges on Cleveland’s ability to generate consistent passing volume and red-zone opportunities, making him a cautious start in many weeks.</p>

Njoku, paired with Harold Fannin Jr., is highlighted as a high-volume Browns TE answer in Stefanski’s 12-personnel offense, especially with Tillman sidelined, offering stable Week 6 targets.

Njoku posted six receptions for 67 yards and a nine-yard TD, including hurdling Ivan Pace Jr. on an earlier grab, showing Cleveland’s vertical and red-zone weapons.

Njoku dominated the Browns receiving game with 6 catches for 67 yards and a TD, maintaining top target status amid rookie competition. His role remains central in 12 personnel, though Fannin has carved some late-season upside.

<p>Njoku emerged as a reliable safety valve for Gabriel, snagging a TD and delivering tough catches that showcased his red-zone value. His chemistry with the rookie QB added a critical & dependable target in a game driven by the run game.</p><p>With Gabriel’s continued development, Njoku’s volume and scoring potential could rise, particularly if Cleveland starts targeting tight ends in more critical downs.</p>