Willie Snead

I'm not sure if even Snead realizes how good he had it with Drew Brees, but the targets are going to be even cloudier in Baltimore now that they've added Michael Crabtree, John Brown, Hayden Hurst, Mark Andrews, Jaleel Scott, and Jordan Lasley this offseason. Think of him as the Cole Beasley of the Ravens offense, but with better talent around him and a worse quarterback.

Willie Snead 'looking to have huge rebound year'

The Baltimore Ravens will have a completely revamped receiving corps in 2018, and according to the Baltimore Sun, "if this minicamp is any indication, he's looking to have a huge rebound year." Snead joins Michael Crabtree and John Brown as new veteran acquisitions and the positive reports on the play of quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Lamar Jackson could mean Snead will have a prominent role as Baltimore's slot receiver.

Fantasy Impact

Snead averaged over 70 receptions and 900 yards in each of his first two seasons with New Orleans before a suspension and benching torpedoed his 2017 season. Baltimore has never been known as a high-octane offense, but Snead could find himself targeted a healthy number of times. He's basically free in fantasy leagues and certainly worth a late-round look in deeper PPR leagues.