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Once you get past Meyers on the depth chart it's a free-for-all. The most "accomplished" member of that group is Tre Tucker, who posted a 47-539-3 line last year while flashing some deep speed. He's likely to hold down one of the two remaining starting spots, but he doesn't appear to offer much in terms of upside. Rookies will likely fill the next two or three slots, led by Bech, who was taken with the 58th overall pick back in April. Named the 2025 Senior Bowl MVP, Bech can line up on the outside or in the slot, and he has good ball skills. He has a clear shot at a starting job.
Selected two rounds after Bech, Dont'e Thornton is another possible contributor for 2025. He has good size (6-foot-5, 205 pounds), excellent speed, and does a nice job on deep balls. He led college football in yards per catch last year (25.4) but had just 26 receptions, so it'd be a stretch to think he'll step into the NFL and contribute as anything more than an occasional home-run threat. Converted quarterback Tommy Mellott was taken in Round 6 and is considered more of a long-term project. Of the group, Bech warrants the most attention, though he's more of a watch-list candidate unless you wanted to roll the dice in the final rounds based on opportunity.
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