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Jordan Cameron | Tight End

Team: Cleveland Browns
Age / DOB:  (24) / 8/7/1988
Ht / Wt:  6'5' / 254
College: USC
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Jordan Cameron expects the Browns' receiver talent and new vertical attack to clear more space for tight ends underneath.
"They’re making an opening for the tight end," Cameron explained. "They’re running deep routes, and it makes it easier for tight ends to work the middle a little bit, and we stretch the field as well, so there’s a lot of guys running deep, vertical routes." It's the way things worked with Vincent Jackson and Antonio Gates under new OC Norval Turner in San Diego, though Josh Gordon's two-game suspension means the full offense may not be implemented until Week 3. We're still bullish on Cameron as a breakout player. Jun 17 - 9:09 AM
Source: clevelandbrowns.com

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Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

According to ESPN Cleveland, TE Jordan Cameron suffered two "muscle pulls" across the Browns' 16 spring practices.

He'll be healthy well ahead of camp. Aside from a back issue last training camp, Cameron's durability hasn't been an issue across his first two years in the league, so it's not a real concern for the dark-horse TE1. The Browns have made it clear Cameron will be their starting tight end provided he survives training camp and the preseason unscathed.
Source: ESPN Cleveland
Jun 7 - 8:40 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Browns plan to throw to TE Jordan Cameron "a lot," and targeted him on "plenty of deep balls" in OTAs.

It's the Rod Chudzinski recipe at tight end, and reason for legitimate excitement over Cameron's 2013 fantasy prospects. Cameron can seal his status as a high-upside TE1 candidate with a strong camp and preseason. He has the talent to take advantage of his golden opportunity.
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
May 19 - 9:23 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Jordan Cameron and Kellen Davis are running as the first-team tight ends at Browns Organized Team Activities.

In Rob Chudzinski's Panthers offense, Ben Hartsock and Greg Olsen were the first-team tight ends. Hartsock was the blocker, a role now to be played by Davis. Olsen (now Cameron) was the pass catcher and finished last season as the No. 6 overall fantasy tight end. Cameron's breakout candidacy remains on schedule.
Related: Kellen Davis
Source: Akron Beacon-Journal
May 17 - 5:21 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Coach Rob Chudzinski confirmed that Jordan Cameron "fits" his scheme's needs at the tight end position.

The Cameron hype train is barreling downhill and no one can stop it. "This is an offense that has featured tight ends and tight ends have always been a big part of it," Chudzinski said. "He has the skill set that fits." Chud's fingerprints are all over the career years of Kellen Winslow Jr., Antonio Gates and Greg Olsen. Offensive coordinator Norv Turner has guided the likes of Jay Novacek, Vernon Davis and Gates. And tight ends coach Jon Embree worked with Tony Gonzalez, Chris Cooley and Fred Davis. Cameron, the clear-cut No. 1 tight end, has a monster opportunity in front of him.
Source: ESPN Cleveland
May 7 - 9:55 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah considers Browns TE Jordan Cameron a "perfect fit" for Norv Turner's offense, and a "fantasy sleeper pick" for 2013.

The Browns must agree with Jeremiah's assessment, as they didn't draft a single tight end, paving the way for Cameron to start in his third NFL season. Both Turner and head coach Rob Chudzinski have a history of getting the most out of their tight ends, making the 6-foot-5, 254-pound and sure-handed Cameron a legitimate TE1 possibility.
Source: Daniel Jeremiah on Twitter
May 6 - 11:55 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Jordan Cameron remains the Browns' No. 1 tight end.

The Browns issued Cameron a huge vote of confidence when they opted not to draft a single tight end. It leaves him on top of the depth chart in an offense that features the position. Cameron, a natural pass-catcher at 6'5/254, will be moved all over the formation and is emerging as one of fantasy's premier sleepers for this season. Kellen Winslow, Antonio Gates and Greg Olsen have all had career years under new Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski.
Source: ESPN Cleveland
May 1 - 9:14 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Browns TE Jordan Cameron believes he could have a breakout season under new coach Rob Chudzinski.

"It’s awesome," Cameron said of the Browns' new offense. "Obviously, (Chudzinski) knows the importance of the tight end. ... He knows the little things, the little nuances of the position." Unless the Browns use an early-round pick on a tight end, Cameron will get the first crack at starting duties. The 2011 fourth-rounder has 26 catches in 22 career games.
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Apr 19 - 10:29 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Browns TE Jordan Cameron said he and the other tight ends on the roster are "lining up everywhere" -- in the slot, on the line, and out wide.

We wouldn't expect anything less under tight end aficionados Rob Chudzinski and Norv Turner. Chudzinski did the same with Greg Olsen in Carolina the last two seasons, and Olsen responded by setting career-highs in catches (69) and yards (843) in 2012. Cameron is expected to get in contact with Tony Gonzalez this summer to learn the intricacies of the position.
Source: Scott Petrak on Twitter
Apr 18 - 2:08 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns have "identified" Jordan Cameron as their 2013 starting tight end.

It would be a bold endorsement for an inexperienced former basketball player with the draft left to go, but could have major 2013 fantasy implications because of Norv Turner and Rob Chudzinski's documented history of highly productive tight end play. Cabot expects Cameron to take a "big step this year" and "have plenty of production." We really liked what we saw from Cameron last preseason. We're still skeptical he'll be guaranteed the starting job.
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Apr 14 - 5:51 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Browns third-year TE Jordan Cameron sees a "big opportunity" to showcase his talents this season.

"I know it’s a big opportunity," he said. "You come into the NFL, and you want to be a starter, you want to push for that job. Right now, I’m doing that." With the departure of Ben Watson, Cameron is penciled in as the Browns' new starting tight end with the draft as his only hurdle. Both new coach Rob Chudzinski and OC Norv Turner have long histories of maximizing tight end production, so Cameron will be a player to monitor this preseason.
Source: clevelandbrowns.com
Apr 13 - 9:22 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

The Akron Beacon-Journal reports that the Browns consider Jordan Cameron "the favorite to start" at tight end this season.

This is the first we've seen it worded so strongly. All coach Rob Chudzinski and OC Norv Turner have said publicly is that they "like" Cameron. The Browns signed Kellen Davis and Gary Barnidge in free agency, but they are role-player tight ends. As long as Cleveland doesn't draft a tight end early or sign Fred Davis, 6-foot-5, 245-pound former basketball player Cameron will enter training camp as the starter. His sleeper train has been gaining steam.
Source: Akron Beacon-Journal
Mar 25 - 9:45 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Browns coach Rob Chudzinski called third-year TE Jordan Cameron a player he's "excited" about for 2013.

Cameron is an athletic 6-foot-5 and 245 pounds, and Chudzinski and OC Norv Turner both have long histories of maximizing tight end production. "I like Jordan," said Chud. "Looking at him, I think he has a good skill set." Cameron is a sleeper for a breakout season if the Browns commit to him as their starter.
Source: Akron Beacon-Journal
Feb 22 - 4:13 PM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says the new coaching staff "likes" Jordan Cameron, but the team will "make a significant move" for another tight end.

Cameron profiles prototypically for the Rob Chudzinski-Norv Turner offense as a big, athletic player who can stretch the field, but he is still very raw and unproven. Beat writers Terry Pluto and Mary Kay Cabot have mentioned Martellus Bennett, Dustin Keller, and Delanie Walker as free-agent options, while the draft is loaded with pass-catching tight end prospects.
Related: Delanie Walker, Martellus Bennett, Dustin Keller
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Feb 10 - 11:32 AM
Jordan Cameron - TE - Browns

Browns TE Jordan Cameron (concussion) has been ruled out for Week 17.

Underutilized behind Ben Watson in his second NFL season, Cameron finishes with 20 catches for 226 yards and a touchdown across 14 appearances, starting six. Watson is ticketed for 2013 unrestricted free agency, so former basketball player Cameron will be a player to monitor for fantasy drafts next summer.
Fri, Dec 28, 2012 01:13:00 PM

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