David Terrell

Terrell saw action in just one contest for the Broncos last season, but that figures to change in 2006. Its looks like Ashley Lelie won't be in the fold for the Broncos in 2006, so Terrell could have a shot at the third wide receiver position. Even if that spot does go to Darius Watts, who drew praise from coach Mike Shanahan during offseason workouts, the Bronco's somewhat unstable receiving situation lends itself to more playing time for Terrell. Its unclear how Javon Walker's knee will respond this season, and Rod Smith isn't getting any younger, so Terrell could have some opportunities to shine in 2006.

Terrell, the eighth overall pick in the 2001 draft, has not come close realizing his potential, frustrating the Bears with a lack of discipline, on and off the field. He was signed by the Broncos after being cut by New England in September.

The underachieving Terrell has worked hard in the offseason to fulfill his potential. This is a make-or-break year for him. He's battling Justin gage for the number two starting WR spot opposite Marty Booker.

A broken left foot in October 2002 ended Terrell's season. He has proven that he can score when given a chance, but Terrell will not be a consistent fantasy producer until he convinces Chicago's coaching staff that he deserves a starting role. His practice habits have been questioned a lot, and improving those would likely go a long way towards helping him get on the field more often.