Devin Aromashodu

Aromashodu played in all 16 games last year for the Vikings and hauled in 26 balls for 468 yards and one touchdown. He isn't a great talent, but Aromashodu will add depth to the Vikings' receiving corps. He could win a third receiver role with his speed, but more likely is a reserve.

Everyone's sleeper darling in 2010, Aromashodu got off to a strong start in the season opener with five catches for 71 yards against the Lions, but it was all downhill from there. The 27-year-old quickly fell out of favor with the coaching staff after dropped passes and missed blocks in that same game, while also reportedly failing to learn the slot receiver position throughout the year, resulting in a season with only 10 catches for 149 yards. Consequently, the Bears have reportedly decided to move on from the wideout after not tendering him in the offseason. Aromashodu has good size, strength, and has shown flashes, but he also has lacked consistency throughout his NFL tenure. He wasn't the hottest of commodities during free agency, but he was able to land a one-year contract with the Vikings, an interesting location given their lack of depth at the wide receiver position with Sidney Rice off to Seattle.

With Devin Hester and Johnny Knox battling injuries, Aromashodu had 22 catches for 282 yards and four touchdowns over the season’s last four games, emerging as Jay Cutler’s top target and primary playmaker. Of course, heading into 2010, the pecking order between Aromashodu, Hester, Knox and Cutler’s Vanderbilt teammate, Earl Bennett, is unclear. At 6-2, 201, Aromashodu has decent size and good downfield speed. While Knox is faster and Hester is quicker, neither helped his quarterback torch the division-leading Vikings in prime time — a game that helped reverse the growing perception that Cutler’s early tenure in Chicago was becoming a bust. With Mike Martz running the offense, there’s a lot of upside for the team’s go-to receiver this year, and Aromashodu has a decent chance to claim the role, though at press time, Martz named Hester and Knox the team’s starters.

Will provide depth at wide receiver and could see some time on special teams.

Aromashodu likely won't receive much attention on draft day but could turn into a huge sleeper if any of the Colts' starting wideouts experience any injuries throughout the season. He looks like the top candidate to enter the season as Indianapolis' No. 4 receiver and would see a nice amount of playing time if Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison or Anthony Gonzalez get hurt.