Danario Alexander

Alexander remains on the Rams roster because of his massive potential, but his recurring knee issues and the infusion of talent from the last two drafts have put him on thin ice. If he makes the final roster he'll likely be 6th or 7th on the depth chart and isn't likely to see the field much unless injuries decimate the club like they did in 2011.

Undrafted due to injury concerns, Alexander signed with the Rams in October and immediately flashed his downfield playmaking ability – before missing more time with a knee injury. In eight games, Alexander managed 15.3 YPC and 8.3 YPT, no mean feats on a subpar Rams passing offense. At 6-5, 215 and the speed to get deep, Alexander offers the big-play ability their smaller, quicker wideouts – Danny Amendola and Donnie Avery – lack. Even with the newly acquired Mike Sims-Walker, Alexander should figure prominently in the Rams’ 2011 plans in the event he remains healthy. In May, Alexander claimed his left knee was finally healthy, and his quarterback Sam Bradford said Alexander looks quicker and faster than he did at any point during the 2010 season.