Steve

Sanders

They’re going with Derrick Williams and Eric Fowler instead.

Sanders, 26, was one of Omar Jacobs’ favorite targets at Bowling Green, but won’t make the Cardinals over Jerheme Urban, Sean Morey, or Early Doucet.

No big names here, nor should there be.

You won’t get a stronger indication than from team sites, which normally ride the fence on injury situations or are overly optimistic. Syndric Steptoe, Steve Sanders, and possibly Josh Cribbs will likely share snaps opposite Braylon Edwards against the Steelers. Kellen Winslow could see more targets.

Wilson will be behind Braylon Edwards, Donte Stallworth, and Joshua Cribbs, but Cribbs doesn’t play in three-receiver packages. Steve Sanders and Syndric Steptoe are also possibilities, but Steptoe’s recent shoulder injury could keep him out of the race.

Sanders has finally recovered from a broken foot he suffered in the team’s offseason program. He spent 2006 and 2007 on the Browns’ practice squad and will struggle to get meaningful snaps this year as well.

After impressing coach Romeo Crennel with his camp work and OTAs, Wilson is considered the favorite over Steve Sanders for the No. 3 receiver job heading into the season. The next three preseason games could be make or break for Wilson’s career.

Formerly of the Bills, Cieslak will try to catch on as a third tight end elsewhere.

Wilson, the self-proclaimed best receiver in the ’06 draft, has been a colossal disappointment with the Browns.

He’ll could be waived/injured shortly. With Joe Jurevicius (knee, staph infection) also out, Travis Wilson will pick up reps at upcoming OTAs.