Tutu Atwell

ANALYSIS
This season was supposed to be the next step up for the big-play threat, and in his first four games he looked like he was on that path as he put up an impressive 22-270-1 receiving line. Things went downhill from there, however, as Atwell put together just 11 catches for 197 yards and two touchdowns over his next seven games before losing his starting role to Demarcus Robinson. In the Rams' playoff loss to the Lions, Atwell burned past Kindle Vildor for a 38-yard touchdown but didn't get another touch the rest of the way, similar to the final six games of the regular season with just 40 snaps on offense before being used as a starter in the season finale with Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp and Robinson all getting rest. Atwell has one year remaining on his rookie contract, but with Nacua and Kupp now entrenched as the top two targets for Matthew Stafford, it'll be difficult for the Louisville product to carve out a role beyond the third or fourth option at wide receiver.

ANALYSIS
The speedy third-year wideout will be an interesting fit as a No. 2 wideout, considering his 5-foot-9, 165-pound frame. Atwell finished last season with a 17-244-1 line on 31 targets over the eight full games Kupp missed after suffering a season-ending ankle injury. However, considering No. 1 receiver Van Jefferson also has plenty of speed and both Ben Skowronek and Demarcus Robinson have size and experience advantages over Atwell, either might ultimately prove better suited for the No. 2 role if Kupp's injury extends to multiple games.