ALL
QB
RB
WR
TE
RB  PIT
Rush Att
114
Rush Yds
489
Rush TD
3
Rush Avg
4.3
Rec
33
Rec Yds
244
Rec TD
1
Rec Avg
7.4
Despite an unremarkable collegiate career and average athletic testing, Warren made a quick impression on the Steelers after they signed him as an undrafted free agent last spring. Warren not only earned a roster spot, but he swiftly jumped ahead of a pair of fourth-round picks from previous drafts (Anthony McFarland and Benny Snell) on the Pittsburgh depth chart, becoming the backup to Najee Harris and playing off the bench in mostly passing situations. He's stocky -- 5-8, 215 -- and his low center of gravity pairs well with reliable hands to pose a nuisance to defenses on checkdown throws. Warren is a valuable complementary piece for Pittsburgh, but he's unlikely to scale up as a starter because he's average as a runner. Warren struggled to average 5.0 YPC in college, and his 4.9 YPC from 2022 was largely a product of the Steelers limiting his carries to low-stakes situations or snaps where the defense was sitting on the pass. He's a threat to poach a large share of the RB targets, but taking more than a handful of carries per week from a healthy Harris is less likely.
Pass Att
454
Pass Yds
3186
Pass TD
19
Pass Int
13
Pass Avg
11.8
Rush Att
139
Rush Yds
754
Rush TD
6
The fourth overall pick in this year’s draft, Richardson will compete for the starting job with free-agent acquisition Gardner Minshew. Richardson, who only turned 21 in late May, might need development time, but the Colts will want to see their QB of the future in action at some point this year. At 6-4, 244, Richardson is huge for a quarterback, which makes his 4.43 speed mind-blowing -- in fact, it's the fastest combine 40 time by a player at his height and weight on record (since 2000). That elite athleticism allows him to make plays on the move, and he’s elusive in the open field. Richardson has a big arm to attack downfield, but the knock on him is his accuracy -- he completed only 53.8 percent of passes last season at Florida. According to scouts, the inaccuracy stems from poor footwork and a lack of touch on short passes. New head coach Shane Steichen, who oversaw Jalen Hurts’ impressive improvement in accuracy as Philadelphia’s offensive coordinator the last two years, should help with that. And even if Richardson struggles, his rushing ability should give him fantasy value while he refines his passing skills. The Colts return wide receivers Michael Pittman and Alec Pierce, giving Richardson two solid targets, with third-round pick Josh Downs potentially the slot man. And with Jonathan Taylor in the backfield, Richardson gives the Colts a lethal one-two rushing punch.
WR  KC
Rec
65
Rec Yds
719
Rec TD
5
Rec Avg
11.1
Rush Att
11
Rush Yds
61
Rush TD
0
Rush Avg
5.5
Things looked promising last spring when Moore went 54th overall to a team with an elite offense that had just lost top receiver Tyreek Hill. Once the season started there was a lot less to like, as Moore was merely the No. 4 WR and miscast as a return specialist -- a job he was removed from mid-season after a series of muffs/fumbles. Moore was prolific producer at Western Michigan with 2,482 receiving yards and 16 TDs in 30 games in three seasons, and he backed it up at the 2022 combine by running a 4.41 40 at 5-10, 195 (though he was merely average in the jumps and agility drills). He turns 23 in September and has second-year breakout appeal despite managing only 250 receiving yards as a rookie, with the Chiefs moving on from JuJu Smith-Schuster this offseason and only bringing in second-round pick Rashee Rice and journeyman Richie James. The other leading candidates for WR snaps are one-trick-pony Marquez Valdes-Scantling and oft-injured 2021 first-round pick Kadarius Toney, so a full-time role for Moore isn't out of the question.
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