Devin C. Butler
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Seeking new team
Butler has opted to transfer out of Syracuse, Brett McMurphy of Stadium Network reports.
ANALYSIS
Following a rocky season in which he missed contests due to suspension, Butler will look for a fresh start with a new program this off-season and is no longer a member of the Syracuse football team. Hopes were high for the Maryland native after he came into the season as the only returning offensive weapon from 2017 with more than 30 catches or 300 receiving yards, so a change of scenery might allow the receiver to reach his potential in his final year of eligibility.
Following a rocky season in which he missed contests due to suspension, Butler will look for a fresh start with a new program this off-season and is no longer a member of the Syracuse football team. Hopes were high for the Maryland native after he came into the season as the only returning offensive weapon from 2017 with more than 30 catches or 300 receiving yards, so a change of scenery might allow the receiver to reach his potential in his final year of eligibility.
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2018 Fantasy Outlook
Few things in college fantasy are as reliable as the top receiver in a Dino Babers offense. With Steve Ishmael and Erv Phillips gone, Butler gets that honorable distinction this year. To give an idea of how valuable getting a piece of the ‘Cuse offense was last year, Ishmael had an FBS-high 174 targets and Phillips was behind him with 145. Butler isn't as established now as either of those two were heading into last season, but he's still a safe bet to push well into triple-digit targets. And at 6-3 with good speed, Butler will make those targets pay off.
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Will be available following bye
Butler (suspension) will return to action against North Carolina on Oct. 20 after missing the last game against Pittsburgh due to suspension, Stephen Bailey of Syracuse.com reports.
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Does not make trip Saturday
Butler (coach's decision) did not travel for Saturday's game against Pittsburgh, Syracuse announcer Matt Park reports.
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Disappointing season continues
Butler caught one of two targets for 13 yards Saturday against Connecticut.
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Labeled bellcow by head coach
Butler (undisclosed) was labeled as the "bellcow" by head coach Dino Babers.
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Limited in Wednesday's practice
Butler was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Stephen Bailey of The Syracuse Post-Standard reports.
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