Demetric Felton

Felton, a sixth-round draft choice last year, was billed as a versatile back, capable of lining up as a receiver and returning kicks. The Browns fancied the UCLA product as a specialty player who could be used in bubble screens and other gimmicky options. He was active for all 16 games but played just 130 snaps on offense with 28 being his single-game high. Most of Felton's time was spent at wideout - that's where the most need was - but this coming season it appears as though the 5-9, 189-pounder will be used more as a running back, as well as a returner. Felton's path to regular snaps seems cloudy, however, given that Cleveland's backfield - which also includes Nick Chubb, Kareem Hunt and D'Ernest Johnson - became more crowded this offseason with the drafting of Je-rome Ford. Perhaps the Browns are simply adding insurance in case they don't sign Johnson, who is tendered, or decide to move Kareem Hunt, but Ford's addition nonetheless muddies Felton's role out of the gate.