Nick Toon

Injuries and competition for targets have largely made Toon an afterthought during his first three years in the league. Still, Toon averaged a robust 9.3 YPT on a 23-target sample over the season's last six games, and coach Sean Payton cited Toon's play over that stretch as a reason for not taking a single receiver during the draft. At 6-4, 218, Toon has ideal red-zone size, and while his 4.54 speed is below average, it's probably enough given that his height, weight and wingspan mean he requires less separation to make plays. With the Saints cleaning house the last two years, most recently trading superstar tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks and promising third-year wideout Kenny Stills to the Dolphins, Toon was set for a much larger role in one of the league's most dynamic passing offenses. Unfortunately, Toon's season again ended prematurely after he was injured in training camp this year, and he was eventually placed on injured reserve after clearing waivers.