Jaleel Scott

The 2018 fourth-rounder finds himself in a battle for a roster spot after the Ravens actively upgraded their receiving corps during the offseason. Scott didn't play a snap during his rookie season and comes into the 2019 campaign buried on the depth chart yet again. Scott has some intriguing traits -- he's a big receiver at 6-5 with decent athleticism and an ability to use his frame to go up and get the ball. The issue is that the Ravens invested in a more athletic big receiver in this past April's draft by taking Miles Boykin out of Notre Dame. Scott may have garnered a fourth-round selection just a year ago, but the Ravens' decision to spend two top-100 picks on receivers this year shows that they're not counting on Scott to be a major contributor. Scott thus projects as a developmental player in 2019 who will have to fight for a 53-man roster spot. If he makes the team, he's unlikely to be higher than the No. 6 receiver on the team's depth chart.