<p>Njoku anchored Cleveland’s Week 1 two‐TE scheme, logging a high snap rate and solid target share. Expect continued involvement in Stefanski’s 12‐personnel system, with upside when the offense targets the tight end as a primary passing option.</p>

Njoku remains the Browns’ primary tight end, with Fannin’s versatility expanding Cleveland’s two-TE and multi-bodied look. Njoku’s targets could stabilize if the offense leans into multiple-TE sets, offering a safe floor but potential ceiling boosts when the Browns feature him in space with Fannin creating matchup problems.

Njoku’s Week 1 totals against Cincinnati’s TE defense hint Week 2 targets for a Browns TE in a pacy Cincinnati matchup. The Browns lean on Njoku as a versatile target for short-to-intermediate routes and red-zone looks.

Njoku remains the Browns’ top target with a high-floor, steady target rate, bolstered by a healthy route share. Week 1 showed consistency, though the Browns’ evolving offense could introduce some week-to-week variation. Expect Njoku to maintain strong usage in Week 2, providing reliable TE1/low-end TE2 value.

Njoku is highlighted as the top veteran tight end option for Browns alongside Tilman and Fannon, with a steady role in a pass-heavy offense. His involvement could rise with injuries or shifts in target distribution, making him a reliable TE2 option in many Week-to-Week lineups.