Keyarris Garrett

WR Keyarris Garrett led the FBS in receiving yards in 2016, but was often overlooked by scouts heading into the NFL combine. Pegged as a day-three prospect who ran a limited route-tree, he proceeded to show some of the best hands of any receivier at the combine. At 6'3", 220 lbs, and running a 4.53 40-yard dash, team scouts will surely be buzzing over this late-round sleeper.

Fantasy Impact

Keyarris Garrett has all the tools that make up a great NFL receiver, but he will have to work on his route-running and prove to teams he is more than a vertical-threat in order to boost his draft stock. He is likely going to be taken in rounds 5-7, but could rise with a strong pro day outing. He is best suited at a number two wideout in the NFL.

6'3", 212 lb wide receiver Keyarris Garrett from Tulsa will look to showcase how abilities at the 2016 NFL combine. Despite leading the nation with 1,588 yards receiving yards 2015, he will have to prove his route running ability and contested catch ability to scouts. At times, he truly looked like a young Randy Moss. At other times, he looked like a guy who couldn't find separation even when lining up off the line of scrimmage. He ran a very limited route tree at Tulsa and will need to work on his releases to break through at the next level.

Fantasy Impact

If Garrett can put together a solid combine, he could easily be taken in the first three rounds. However, his injury history could move him down some draft boards. At the NFL level, he is likely a number two wideout who can really stretch the field vertically.