Hodge caught one of three targets and played 40 snaps (55 percent) in Sunday's 38-6 loss to the Ravens.
Hodge had the third-most targets and snaps among the wide receiver group, finishing ahead of Rashard Higgins, who had a perceived edge entering training camp. As close observers of the Browns suspected, the team's No. 3 wideout was less involved as a target than running back Kareem Hunt, whose six targets were more than Hodge and Higgins combined.