OJ Howard or Njoku?

[playa_hata]

i personally value howard just curious what you guys think and if u agree how much of a difference is there between the two?

[Razzy22]

OJ

[topher]

OJ but it’s really close.

[jcc1964]

I own Njoku but until Cleveland finally finds a decent QB I would have to say Howard is the better TE to own.

[surgebird2]

I prefer Howard at this point since he has Jameis. A year from now, it might be Njoku if Cleveland can begin to solve it's QB problem this offseason. From a talent standpoint, I think they're close enough to be a toss up.

[Dr. Trades]

OJ

[skiptomybru]

Agreed with above. Howard until CLE situation becomes more stable under center. Even then, still would pick Howard.

[hankmurphy]

I could easily see a situation where Njoku commands a larger share of his offense. Right now I'd say Howard is more valuable and has a higher floor, but I really think both could be high-end TE1s in the near future.

[Lssd2012]

Howard has the better situation but I think Njoku has the higher ceiling. There are simply plays that Njoku can make that Howard can't. They are both great athletes but Njoku just seems to be much more explosive before and after the catch.

[bsp27]

Njoku was the better prospect but OJ has the stable qb so i'd probably lean OJ

[FantasyFreak]

Njoku. Better college production from a school with a bit of a history of producing good TE's. Better athlete, and no character concerns about his lack of love for the game. Howard's lack of production in college scares me

[Vcize]

Njoku. Better college production from a school with a bit of a history of producing good TE's. Better athlete, and no character concerns about his lack of love for the game. Howard's lack of production in college scares me

What about Njoku's lack of production in college? Is 43-698 really that much better than 38-602? Especially given that Howard was more productive in the actual NFL as a rookie than Njoku was despite stiffer competition at his position?