Bucs signed WR Carlton Mitchell.

A sixth-round pick of the Browns in 2010, Mitchell has three catches for 31 yards in 16 career games. He's a longshot to stick on the Bucs' final roster.

Cowboys signed WR Carlton Mitchell.

Mitchell was a sixth-round pick of the Browns in 2010 and has three career catches. He'll serve as a camp body in a crowded Cowboys receivers group.

Jaguars waived WR Carlton Mitchell and re-signed FB Will Ta'ufo'ou from the practice squad.

Mitchell was just signed on Wednesday but was the lowest in the receiving pecking order. Ta'ufo'ou was waived this past week, but the team needs him back with FB Greg Jones still out with a thigh injury.

Jaguars signed WR Carlton Mitchell.

A 2010 sixth-round pick of the Browns, Mitchell has three career catches in 16 games. He'll be depth with Laurent Robinson (concussions) landing on injured reserve. Look for Kevin Elliot and Michael Spurlock to act as the No. 3 wideout behind starters Justin Blackmon and Cecil Shorts.

Browns waived WR Carlton Mitchell, OL Jake Anderson, OL Matt Cleveland, DB Emmanuel Davis, LB JoJo Dickson, P Spencer Lanning, WR Bert Reed, WR Jermaine Saffold, and WR Owen Spencer.

Cleveland is down to 80 players, meaning they need to cut five more before tomorrow's deadline. Mitchell has a nice mix of size/speed, but hasn't emerged after being drafting in the sixth round back in 2010. His fate was sealed when the team added Josh Gordon in July.

Browns WR Carlton Mitchell has "barely practiced" this summer because of a leg muscle injury.

The injury held Mitchell out of Cleveland's second preseason game after he caught just one pass for 33 yards in the opener. Already on the roster bubble, Mitchell's injury has likely sealed his Browns fate.

Browns WR Carlton Mitchell is a roster longshot following the addition of supplemental pick Josh Gordon.

The top five spots on the depth chart figure to be taken by Greg Little, Mohamed Massaquoi, Josh Cribbs, Gordon and fourth-rounder Travis Benjamin. If the Browns keep six receivers, slot candidates Jordan Norwood and Josh Cooper will be the favorites. It's safe to cut bait on Mitchell even in deep Dynasty leagues.

ESPN Cleveland's Tony Grossi says WR Carlton Mitchell "looked great" during OTAs.

Grossi listed Mitchell as a player who "might surprise" at this year's training camp. After back-to-back underwhelming seasons, the 2010 seventh-round pick is squarely on the roster bubble. He figures to compete with Josh Cooper and Jordan Norwood for one or two roster spots.

ESPN Cleveland's Tony Grossi feels that WR Carlton Mitchell's roster spot is in jeopardy this offseason.

Impressed by his size (6'3/215) and speed (4.41-4.49 forty-yard dash), the Browns drafted Mitchell in the sixth round back in 2010. Two years later, he has yet to emerge. The Browns are sure to add talent to the wide receiver position via this weekend's draft, so Mitchell has his work cut out in training camp.

Carlton Mitchell is expected to be active for Sunday's game against the 49ers.

The speedy Mitchell will take the roster spot of Mohamed Massaquoi (concussion). He'll be used as a situational deep threat for a few snaps.

Browns WR Carlton Mitchell (finger) resumed practicing Sunday.

Out two weeks following finger surgery, Mitchell missed a chance to take advantage of Mohamed Massaquoi's absence. He'll be no higher than fifth on the depth chart if he makes the final roster.

Browns WR Carlton Mitchell will be out a "few weeks" after undergoing finger surgery on Friday.

Previously, the Browns had only ruled Mitchell out for their preseason opener against the Packers this evening. A favorite of the Browns' new coaching staff, Mitchell's roster spot shouldn't be in any danger, but he's not going to open up the season with a role in the receiving corps.

Browns WR Carlton Mitchell underwent surgery on his finger on Friday and will miss at least Saturday's preseason game.

No word on the severity of the injury or a timetable for when Mitchell will return to the field. Last year's sixth-round pick went without a catch in five games as a rookie.

The Browns front office reportedly likes WR Carlton Mitchell "a lot."

Last year's sixth-rounder went without a catch in just five games as a rookie. Physically gifted but raw coming into the league, Mitchell will need to show improved hands and route running this summer to earn a role as the Browns' situational deep threat.

Browns GM Tom Heckert and coach Pat Shurmur have indicated that they are high on WR Carlton Mitchell.

Mitchell was a sixth-round pick last season and was active just five times even though the Browns' starting receivers were anemic. While Mitchell certainly has good size at 6'4/212, he's a longshot for a real impact. The Browns are expected to add talent to the receiver position early in the draft.

WR Carlton Mitchell could be in for an increased role in 2011.

A rookie sixth-round draft choice, Mitchell was active just five times in 2010, notching exactly zero catches. All of Cleveland's wideouts will likely benefit from the installation of Pat Shurmur's West Coast offense, which should feature many quick, short throws. However, the odds that Mitchell becomes a PPR contributor are low.

Browns coach Eric Mangini said that rookie WR Carlton Mitchell has been practicing well lately and could get a chance Sunday if Josh Cribbs (concussion) and Mohamed Massaquoi (concussion) sit out.

Mitchell is a sixth-round project with loads of potential. He has yet to be active for a game, with drops often a major problem for him. He's not going to make an impact anytime soon but is worth tracking, as he has arguably the most physical ability of any Browns receiver.

Browns rookie WR Carlton Mitchell reportedly "dropped way too many passes" in camp to be counted on for an early-season role.

We do expect the gifted sixth-round pick to make the club, but Mitchell will likely be a game-day scratch if he does. He offers little on special teams.

Browns agreed to terms with sixth-round WR Carlton Mitchell on a four-year contract.

An intriguing blend of size and speed at 6'3/215 with a 4.41-4.49 forty-yard dash, Mitchell slipped to the sixth round due to concerns about his hands and route running. He landed with the right team for a potential early impact, but he'll need to show improved fundamentals to climb higher than fifth on the depth chart by Week 1.

Browns selected South Florida WR Carlton Mitchell with the No. 177 overall pick in the 2010 draft.

Projected by many to go in the second or third round, Mitchell is a raw receiver with less than impressive position drills at the Combine. Though he landed in an ideal spot with the receiver-needy Browns, he'll need to develop his route running and fundamentals before making an impact at the next level. Ultimately, he's a deep threat with size and plenty of potential.