What It Means:

Landry had surgery on his hip earlier this offseason, but has reportedly suffered no setbacks. The receiver said his aim is to be ready for Week 1. If he does miss any time, it will be his first missed game since entering the NFL in 2014.

While the rest of the Browns struggled last year, Landry himself posted up 1,174 receiving yards on a solid 8.5 yards per target while playing opposite of a hobbled Odell Beckham Jr. If Landry does miss time to start the season, Kareem Hunt or Austin Hoopers could see a bump in their projections as players that operate near the line of scrimmage. Landry is currently numberFire's WR29 and is projected to score 126.23 fantasy points in 2020.