Eric Luttrell called Cedric Tillman a full round underpriced at his current 140s ADP. He reminded listeners that in Tillman’s three-game healthy stretch last season the rookie actually out-targeted both Jerry Jeudy and David Njoku, flashing a 24-percent target share while running a route on 88 percent of dropbacks. At 6'3"/215 with a strong down-field profile, Tillman now enters Year 3 with only the aging Jeudy and a contract-year Njoku ahead of him, and Luttrell views Cleveland’s rookie TE selection as an organizational hint Njoku may walk in 2025—freeing even more targets. Concerns about the Browns’ muddled quarterback room don’t bother him; Luttrell noted the roster produced three separate top-24 WR weeks down the stretch with Joe Flacco under center and expects OC Ken Dorsey’s faster tempo to push pass attempts into the league’s top half. Bottom line: Tillman has a clear path to WR2 usage yet still costs an 18th-round pick in many rooms—grab the discount before inevitable August helium.