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Browns release WR Greg Little

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Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 2m
Browns have released WR Greg Little.

 

 

He's been a disappointment in the league after being a 2nd round pick, and it's odd that the WR-needy (if Gordon is suspended) Browns would release him, but out of the 2011 draft, he's got the 4th most catches behind AJ Green, Julio Jones, and Torrey Smith. Worth a flier?

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The "something more" is his inability to catch passes.  If you think Brandon Lafell drops the ball, just wait until you see Greg Little.

 

With that said, I think he's a guy that we could bring in and give a shot. He has talent, and I'm sure he could be had for essentially the league minimum.

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His production has dropped every year since 2011. It could ve a couple things like who has been the browns q.b, but he had less yards than brandon lafell did last year and thats with josh gordon demanding double teams and being a primary #1

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