Trevor Davis

Davis caught just five passes in 2017, but he did do some damage in the return game, providing useful returns on kicks and superb returns on punts - his average of 12.0 yards per punt return was third among qualified players. His return skills were valued enough to keep him on the roster for all 16 games last year, and they will be his biggest asset in the competition for roster spots during training camp this year. Last season was Davis' second straight with single-digit receptions, so even if he does make the cut, he figures to be limited mainly to special teams.

The Packers gave Davis ample chances throughout last year, but he failed to capitalize on them and was limited to just three receptions in a quiet rookie season. The Packers like Davis' speed and will give him a chance to compete for snaps again in training camp, but he will be facing off against several other intriguing prospects and is hardly a lock to even open the season on the 53-man roster.

Davis displayed 4.42 wheels at the Combine and finished his last season at California with 40 catches for a healthy 672 yards. Subsequently, the Packers snagged the speedster in the fifth round of this year's draft to take the top off opposing defenses. However, Davis enters a crowded receiving corps and will have to earn a roster spot, then snaps, and finally Aaron Rodgers' trust before making a fantasy impact of any kind. Fortunately for the rookie, only Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb are firmly atop the totem pole.