Browns TE Evan Moore (concussion) "dominated red-zone drills" in his return to practice Tuesday. The 6-foot-6, 250-pound Moore went over safety Michael Adams for a pair of scores. Moore was chosen as the offensive MVP of training camp by the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Tony Grossi. It's hard to recommend drafting Moore as a late-round flier in standard-sized redraft leagues, but he should be rostered in all Dynasty formats.

Evan Moore (concussion) returned to Browns practice Tuesday. Moore's level of participation is unclear right now, but the fact he's even out on the field is a great sign. It confirms that the concussion he suffered last Friday night was mild after dealing with some severe ones earlier in his career.

Browns coach Pat Shurmur confirmed TE Evan Moore sustained a concussion against the Lions Friday night. It's Moore's second concussion in two years, so he may not bounce back quickly this week. On the heels of a sterling training camp, the hybrid receiver/tight end hauled in two scores before coming down with the injury.

Evan Moore (undisclosed) did not participate in Browns practice on Sunday. The Browns have yet to update Moore's status after he was injured on Friday against the Lions, but all signs are pointing toward a concussion, which would be Moore's second in as many years. Moore is in the midst of a strong camp, and hauled in three catches for 40 yards and two scores before going down on Friday.

Per the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Browns TE Evan Moore may have suffered a concussion in Friday night's preseason game. This is especially a concern because Moore has had concussion problems in the past. The athletic Browns No. 2 tight end caught two touchdown passes against the Lions and has starred in camp. His return timetable is unclear.

Browns TE Evan Moore caught three passes for 40 yards and two touchdowns in the team's second preseason game Friday night. Moore has been the talk of camp, and he scored from distances of two and 21 yards out against Detroit. In fantasy terms, we see Moore as more of a possible drain on Ben Watson's production than independent fantasy option. The former basketball player can't block, and won't play much -- if at all -- on early downs. The Browns would have to get creative to keep Moore on the field.

Tight end Evan Moore has been the MVP of Browns camp so far, according to The Plain Dealer's Tony Grossi. According to Grossi, Moore is catching two or three passes in every red zone drill and has chemistry going with Colt McCoy. Moore is a "move" tight end who gets the majority of his snaps split out wide. He's someone to monitor as a possible in-season waiver add, especially if Ben Watson goes down.