Hooper caught two of two targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 41-35 win over Tennessee.
Hooper led the team's tight ends, but the group played a small role on a day when the Browns' offense was as wide open as it has been all season. Cleveland tight ends combined for only three targets -- four, if you count offensive lineman Kendall Lamm, who caught a touchdown as an eligible receiver. Hooper now prepares for a Week 14 game against Baltimore, which ranks 21st in yards allowed (53.18 YPG) to tight ends.