5 potential future Hall of Famers on the Cleveland Browns 2021 roster
By Sam Penix
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4. Jarvis Landry
While Jarvis Landry may not be anywhere near as talented as his teammate, he has been far more durable. He’s also been force-fed targets, which has led to him breaking multiple reception records.
He currently sits at 65th all-time in catches, and should make it into the top 50 next season. He is all the way down at 142nd in yards, which is not surprising, and isn’t anywhere close to the top 250 in touchdowns, so that is a big problem. His targets will likely go down as he’ll be sharing the field with Beckham, the team’s tight ends, and young receivers Anthony Schwartz and Donovan Peoples-Jones. He’s made five Pro Bowls given his popularity with the fanbase, but has no All-Pro selections.
Landry has a 30.08 on the HOF monitor, so he has a lot of work to do. He should end his career with one of the league’s highest catch totals, but his inability to do a whole lot with those touches will likely prevent him from ever being a legitimate candidate. A Super Bowl ring and a few more seasons in Cleveland would seem to make him a lock for the Browns Ring of Honor, though.