Andy Isabella

A second-round pick of the Cardinals last year, Isabella brought 4.31 40 speed to the pro ranks at 5-9, 188, but a rotating cast at the third receiver spot alongside Christian Kirk and Larry Fitzgerald capped his production. In fact, outside of an 88-yard touchdown Week 9 and 55-yard grab Week 10, Isabella recorded just 11 touches for 61 yards and five kick returns for 105 yards. Arizona's 2019 rookie wide receiver class didn't fare much better: fourth-rounder Hakeem Butler spent the season on IR, while sixth-rounder KeeSean Johnson had 42 targets through Week 11 and none thereafter. The path for any of them to receive consistent snaps became more difficult with the acquisition of All-Pro DeAndre Hopkins this offseason. As a result, Isabella may again be contained to deep routes and gadget plays in 2020.

The 62nd overall pick in this year's draft, Isabella joins a suddenly deep Cardinals receiving corps led by new coach Kliff Kingsbury and rookie QB Kyler Murray. At 5-9, 188, Isabella is short and not especially stout, but he's incredibly quick and has elite long speed - 4.31 40. He had two huge seasons in college, his final one going for 102-1,698-13. The Cardinals return Larry Fitzgerald who will still see his share of targets; Christian Kirk, who had a promising rookie year before breaking his foot; and they drafted Hakeem Butler in the fourth round. Isabella nonetheless figures to have a significant role right away, especially given the dearth of skill at tight end and the fast-paced, pass-happy scheme the team is likely to run.