There's no question the Browns are confident with their wide receiver room this offseason.
Jarvis Landry said in May that he is the best wide receiver in the NFL while Josh Gordon added to that notion saying the Browns have the best group of receivers in the league after the additions of Antonio Callaway and Landry.
Landry got a glimpse of what his new teammate Gordon can do on the field and he added to the theme of confidence surrounding the Browns' wideouts, calling Gordon "unstoppable."
“The size that he has and his ability to be able to get in and out of cuts, I think that’s one of the most impressive things I’ve recognized and noticed about him,” Landry said on "The Jim Rowe Show," via Pro Football Talk.
“The more he continues to hone in on that and grow as far as in route running, listen, the kid’s unstoppable."
Gordon, a second-round pick in the 2012 supplemental draft, tallied 1,646 receiving yards on 87 catches with nine touchdowns in 14 games during the 2013 season, and he did that without a strong quarterback group.
With the addition of Tyrod Taylor, Gordon has a chance to surpass those stats as long as he can put substance-abuse problems aside, which kept him off the field for two seasons.