ESPN’s Daniel Oyefusi has also reported that “no Cleveland wideout was targeted more than Isaiah Bond this spring.” Bond was once viewed as a first round talent, and then fell out of the 2025 NFL Draft due to a severe sexual assault allegation that surfaced a couple weeks prior.

The Cleveland Browns still have Jerry Jeudy posted up as their WR1 on the depth chart, but this team is completely devoid of proven stud wide receivers. Bond faces an uphill battle for targets, as first-round selection KC Concepcion and fellow rookie Denzel Boston are still projected to start in three-wide receiver sets with Jeudy, and Cleveland projects to be a low-volume offense with a WR room in transition. Given Bond’s impressive college talent profile, he is now an intriguing dynasty stash and deep best ball selection while Cleveland coaches establish their base offensive rotation.