Antonio Chatman

With Chris Henry out of the mix, Chatman has a shot to become Cincinnati's third option at wide receiver and see time in the slot in the Bengals' high-octane offense. While he could have problems producing on a consistent basis, it would not be surprising to see him have a few breakout performances, as he is a speedy wideout capable on bringing in the deep touchdown. He could be considered in the late rounds of some drafts, especially in leagues that get points for returns on special teams.

Competing with Tab Perry to take over the third-receiver duties for the first half of the season, with Chris Henry suspended.

Main punt returner, and in the mix for the third or fourth wideout spots for the Bengals. Has a chance to put up decent receiving numbers if he earns that third WR spot, but much of that is dependent on what happens with the more talented but also more troubled Chris Henry.

Chatman played decent as the fourth string WR and kick returner in 2004 and will resume those roles in 2005.