Category Archives: Fantasy Football

UDFA. Signed by the Buccaneers as a UDFA but was released in August and put on their practice squad. His best bet to stick on an NFL roster is as a returner and part-time contributor, but is more likely to land … Continue reading →

Chargers, Round 7. Was released in August. An athletic wide receiver with good speed, body control, and hands. I was very surprised he went as late in the draft as he did. He should probably be able to contribute on some … Continue reading →

Seahawks, Round 2. Was a redshirt junior. I recently saw someone compare him to Golden Tate, and now he goes to the team that just lost Golden Tate. Seattle isn’t exactly an offensive powerhouse, but he definitely fills a need … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Browns as a UDFA but was released in August. Was a junior. Positives: Adequate bulk for the position. Though his hands and body control are generally inconsistent, they looked much more natural and fluid at the Combine. … Continue reading →

Broncos, Round 2. Was a junior. A few years ago, the Broncos drafted a WR with a recent foot injury named Eric Decker, and that worked out fine for them. Latimer is better than Decker was coming out of college, and … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Cowboys as a UDFA but was released in August. Was a redshirt junior. Positives: Great height and above-average bulk for the position. Above-average hand size. Can make the tough catch. Fairly elusive after the catch and … Continue reading →

Jaguars, Round 2. Was a junior. I really wasn’t much of a fan before the draft, but a lot of smart people were – as were, apparently, the Jaguars, who also drafted Marqise Lee in the second round. The team seems … Continue reading →

Titans, UDFA. Was a junior. His best bet is to make the team as a punt returner, but will need to improve his decision making. Positives: Adequate hand size. Very good effort on punt returns. Above-average balance after contact. Patient as … Continue reading →