Jalen Coker

Sneaky-good as a rookie. It won't be long before an Adam Thielen lower-body injury propels him into three receiver sets.

Coker impressed the Panthers and fans as a late-round prospect from an FCS program. He's not a speedster, but he has enough burst to get downfield and the size and tracking skills to win the ball. 

Coker proved he could work the middle of the field last year. If injuries strike early, Coker could earn 40-60 catches for 500-600 yards and 3-5 scores. 

If not, he might be on the roster bubble. 

He's a solid athlete who posted impressive jumps of 42.5" vertical and 10'08" broad. He can definitely play. The competition he faced while playing at Holy Cross is no longer a concern, as he proved he belongs in the NFL as a rookie. Coker caught 19 of 22 zone targets, showing his reliability. He plays big and strong at 6'1" 208 pounds. He saw 38 fewer targets than Xavier Legette, but accumulated just 19 fewer receiving yards. Coker's snap percentages in his final five games last season: 88%, 87%, 82%, 87%, and 93%.