{"averagePoints":16,"percentOwned":93.1,"lastPoints":15,"pointsSEASON":64,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The Browns let TEs Ben Watson and Alex Smith walk this winter, and only signed blocker Kellen Davis to replace them, which is a pretty good indication that Cameron has an inside track to start in 2013. That could go very well. He's a 6-foot-5, 245-pound athlete who runs a 4.59 40-yard dash. But it would take a leap of faith to believe he's ready, because Cameron has caught 26 total passes in two pro seasons. The fact that Rob Chudzinski and Norv Turner are designing Cleveland's offense is a good thing, because they historically emphasize the tight end. (See: Gates, Antonio.) But are Cameron and QB Brandon Weeden advanced enough to implement such a game plan?","seasonId":2013,"date":"Tue Sep 3"},"positionRank":2,"playerId":14189,"percentChange":18.7,"averageDraftPosition":129.4,"fullName":"Jordan Cameron","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Cameron had 10 catches on 12 targets for 91 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Bengals.","spin":"Any worries that Cameron may not be as productive with Brian Hoyer under center have officially been thrown out the window. Cameron led the Browns in targets, receptions and receiving yards Sunday, while recording his fourth touchdown in the last two games. He's been a fantasy star this season and his 30 receptions through four games are a new franchise record. He'll look to keep it going Thursday against the Bills, who allowed 347 yards through the air to the Ravens in Week 4.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"totalPoints":64,"projectedPoints":14,"projectedDifference":-2}