The Browns are carving out a decision at receiver this summer, with six roster spots typically allotted and two up for grabs beyond the likely locks. The battle pits Gage Larvadain, a 22-year-old South Carolina speedster, against Kaden Davis, a 26-year-old Northwest Missouri State veteran whose NFL-USFL journey has sharpened his route-running and catch consistency. Cleveland is expected to keep DeAndre Carter as the fifth option, leaving Davis and Larvadain in a head-to-head contest for the final slot, slot duties, and return duties. Davis drew first-blood in the public eye with a two-TD preseason game, while Larvadain flashed in multiple practices and grabbed a TD in the opener. The competition is less about size and more about trust, positional fit, and special-teams value as Stefanski and coaches monitor who can be trusted in the passing game when needed.