Harold Fannin Jr. just put Browns' re-signed TE in seriously hot water

This offseason, the Cleveland Browns have been making very smart, quiet moves on the margins that will benefit the team in 2025 as it pertains to their depth. At tight end, they especially ensured that David Njoku had solid insurance with the re-signing of Blake Whiteheart to a new deal. Whiteheart played very well last year when Njoku had gone down numerous times with injuries, and he definitely earned another look at being the teams' TE2 in 2025. The former UDFA who signed with the Arizona Cardinals in 2023 landed with the Browns in 2024, and the team clearly saw some potential in the 6-4 tight end. However, the team also couldn't pass up on the opportunity to take one of the more slept on tight ends in this year's NFL Draft: Harold Fannin Jr. The MAC-leader in receiving yards and offensive engine for the 2024 Bowling Green Falcons was there at 67th overall for the taking, and the Browns took him right there. That throws a bit of a wrench into the Browns' re-signing of Whiteheart. They now roster Njoku, Fa