4 Browns not named Myles Garrett who could break the bank next year
By Cory Kinnan
WR Rashard Higgins
A fan favorite, and the biggest victim of the Kitchens/Dorsey dictatorship from a year ago, wide receiver Rashard Higgins found himself in the doghouse all last year after coming off a highly productive 2018 season.
Higgins, however, re-joining Berry (who was on the staff that drafted him) felt like Cleveland was still his best option towards earning future money beyond 2020. He re-signed on a one-year deal with the Browns, passing up bigger money elsewhere. Being Baker Mayfield’s favorite target in 2018, he hopes that having a head coach with an offensive identity will boost his favor back up to where he was two years ago.
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Even though the Browns have two of the highest paid receivers on the market on the roster, it would not be a shock for them to still retain Higgins as Pro Football Focus shows that the receiver position adds more wins to a team’s record than most. If Higgins can return to the favor and success he saw in 2018, he could parlay his one year deal into a potential three year deal worth anywhere from six to eight million dollars annually.
Banking on Baker, Hollywood Higgins is back and ready to roll out the red carpet long term.