Mohamed Massaquoi and the Cleveland Browns experienced a terrible offensive season last year. The plus's coming when Brady Quinn was behind the helm of the offensive line. This year Quinn is gone, as is former one-hit wonder Derek Anderson. So who's the now of the Browns?
Long time Panther and Veteran quarterback Jake Delhomme will be the starter this season with the back-up of Seneca Wallace. Delhomme has had a great pre-season and his top receiver seems poised to have a break out year.
The second year receiver out of Georgia has put his pre-season hamstring troubles behind him and is ready to go for game 1 of the regualr season. Massaquoi has played in two games this pre-season totaling 5 catches for 72 yards. After last season with inconsistant qb plays from the Browns Massaquoi tallied 34 catches for 624 yards and 3 tds in 11 games.
Massaquoi showed he has the tools to be a number one receiver in this league last season. Now with a qb who made Steve Smith a household name, the same has a good chance of happening to Mohamed.
Schedule Strength (on a scale of 1-10)
Week 1: vs TB 6
2:KC 7
3:Bal 4
4:Cin 4
5:Atl 7
6:Pit 3
7:NO 5
8bye
9:NE 4
10:NYJ 3
11:Jac 9
12:Car 8
13:Mia 6
14:Buf 7
15:Cin 4
16:Bal 4
17:Pit 3
Average Strength: 5.25
A tough schedule to pass on due to their division teams, however games against the Jags and Falcons may lead to Massaquoi being atop the receiver charts for those given weeks.
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