NO
9-5
CAR
3-11
JAX
13-2
CLE
11-4
BAL
8-6
PIT
1-13
CIN
4-10
DEN
8-6
BUF
9-6
HOU
9-6
MIN
5-9
WAS
5-9
SF
9-5
LV
6-8
NYJ
5-9
MIA
3-11
NE
8-6
GB
11-3
ATL
7-8
NYG
10-5
LAR
7-7
ARI
4-10
SEA
2-12
DET
11-3
KC
12-2
LAC
6-8
TB
7-8
PHI
12-3
IND
0-15
TEN
10-5
CHI
9-5
DAL
5-9
College
Louisville
Development
X-Factor
Contract Details
Total Contract
$10.06M
5 years
Signing Bonus
$28.26M
One-time
Cap Hit
$17.80M
Current year
Years Left
1
Remaining
Cap Penalty
$16.70M
If released
Cap Savings
$1.10M
If released
Desired Salary
$18.19M
4 years
Desired Bonus
$66.10M
Requested
Abilities
Grab and Smash
Not all receivers need fancy footwork. When they enter the zone, they have increased success chance on stiff arm and truck attempts following the catch.
Steamroller
Ballcarriers with this ability retain more of their forward momentum during tackles while travelling at high speeds.
Persistent
Players with this ability are harder to knock out of The Zone
Double Me
Aggressive receivers overpower defenders and attack the football. When they enter the zone, this ability increases their success rate on aggressive catches against single coverage.
Short Out Elite
Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes less than 10 yards from the LoS, outside the numbers
Deep Out Elite
Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes 20+ yards from the LoS, outside the numbers
Mid In Elite
Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes 10-20 yards from the LoS, inside the numbers
Matchup Nightmare
Receivers with this ability make sharper cuts and frequently win contested catches when covered by linebackers and linemen.
Deep In Elite
Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes 20+ yards from the LoS, inside the numbers
Route Technician
Receivers with this ability have a high success rate when creating separation on the last cut of any route.
Red Zone Threat
When in the red zone, receivers with this ability have a better chance to win contested catches against single coverage.