All things equal, assuming no draft pick penalties or anything like that, I think I'd rank them Coleman, Dixon, Riddick, Hooper.

If you're team is in win-now mode, I might put Riddick up near the top of that, and if you're desperate at TE, then I might think better of Hooper. But I mostly think those guys are who they are at this point in their careers, and the Detroit backfield only got murkier in the offseason.

Collins looked better than Dixon, but he has the most upside because of his talent if he can wrestle away the starting job, giving him some interesting keeper value. He's also young.

Coleman hasn't been able to stay healthy, but he's shown flashes, is still very young, and might have better QB play moving forward (even though I don't personally love Mayfield). While the Browns' WR depth chart is definitely more crowded than it was a year ago, I think Coleman's talent may win out. In a group of question marks, he's the one I'd be most interested in.