
Fellow wideout Kasen Williams was waived by the Browns on Thursday to make room for Coleman, who hasn't played in a game since fracturing his right hand Sept. 17. According to Pat McManamon of ESPN.com, the Browns have no plans to ease Coleman back into the offense, as head coach Hue Jackson suggested the second-year receiver would take on a full workload in Sunday's game against the Jaguars. Given that Coleman displayed some chemistry with quarterback DeShone Kizer in the season opener, he could provide some fantasy utility over the final few contests of the season, though expectations should be tempered in Week 11. In addition to facing a tough matchup against a rugged Jacksonville pass defense, Coleman and all of the Browns' pass catchers could see fewer targets with snow, wind and cold temperatures in the Cleveland forecast for Sunday, according to Patrick Maks of the Browns' official site. The weather conditions could result in the Browns leaning heavily on a run-heavy attack in the contest.

























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