Breshad Perriman News

Breshad Perriman

26-Year-Old Wide ReceiverWR

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Questionable

Injury Hamstring

2019 Receiving Stats

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5.3

TAR

2019 Receiving Projections

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2019 Fantasy Outlook

Up to this point, Perriman's career has been largely defined by both injury and underachievement. However, the raw physical talent embodied by Perriman's 6-2, 215-pound frame and 4.3 speed finally began to translate consistently on the field during the latter half of the 2018 campaign in Cleveland. Perriman finished the season with 16 receptions for 340 yards (21.3 YPC) and two touchdowns, with a quarter of those grabs checking in above 20 yards. With DeSean Jackson now in Philadelphia, the role of downfield threat in an offense that heavily relies on one is Perriman's for the taking, which could result in the fourth-year receiver finally paying some handsome fantasy dividends. Jackson logged 74 targets over 12 games last season under the prior offensive system, and Perriman, who's topped out at 66 targets thus far in his career, could potentially be in for a similar workload if he masters coach Bruce Arians' system and develops the necessary rapport with quarterback Jameis Winston. Read Past Outlooks

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#279.36

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Height 6'2"

Weight 215

DOB 9/10/1993

College Central Florida

Drafted 1st Rd 2015 #26 Overall

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WRTampa Bay Buccaneers

Hamstring

October 10, 2019

Perriman (hamstring) is not traveling with the Buccaneers to London on Thursday, Eduardo A. Encina of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

ANALYSIS
Perriman won't play Sunday against the Panthers, which doesn't come as much of a surprise considering that he hasn't practiced since picking up a hamstring injury Week 4. In Perriman's absence, look for Scott Miller and Bobo Wilson to see increased opportunities behind Chris Godwin (hip) and Mike Evans.

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How do Breshad Perriman's 2019 advanced stats compare to other wide receivers?

This section compares his advanced stats with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average. The longer the bar, the better it is for the player.

Air Yards Per Game

35.8

Air Yards Per Snap

1.08

% Team Air Yards

6.5%

% Team Targets

5.7%

Avg Depth of Target

11.9 Yds

Catch Rate

25.0%

Drop Rate

16.7%

Avg Yds After Catch

1.0

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M.Mike Evans

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B.Bobo Wilson

J.Justin Watson

% of Team Snaps

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Receiving Alignment Breakdown

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How do Breshad Perriman's measurables compare to other wide receivers?

This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.

* The 40-Yard Dash, Vertical Jump, Broad Jump, and Bench Press metrics are from his Pro Day. All others are from the NFL Combine.

Height

6' 2"

Weight

215 lbs

40-Yard Dash*

4.24 sec

Vertical Jump*

36.5 in

Broad Jump*

127 in

Bench Press*

18 reps

Hand Length

9.25 in

Arm Length

32.00 in

Recent RotoWire Articles Featuring Breshad Perriman

Gameday Injuries: Week 6

2 days ago

With another week featuring a multitude of superstars on the injury report, Juan Carlos Blanco brings you the latest health-related Week 6 news as of early Sunday morning.

Corner Report: Week 6

3 days ago

With favorable matchups in a must-win game, both Michael Gallup and Amari Cooper have encouraging Sunday forecasts.

Hidden Stat Line: NFL Week 5 Recap

7 days ago

Jerry Donabedian breaks down all 15 games from Week 5, making note of legit No. 1 WR usage for Michael Gallup and Cooper Kupp, among others.

Gameday Injuries: Week 5

9 days ago

With another host of big names sporting injuries heading into Week 5, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the latest news for your Sunday morning lineup decisions.

Corner Report: Week 5

10 days ago

The Houston wideouts are due to break loose, and the Atlanta defense should be more accommodating than the Panthers were a week ago.

Past Fantasy Outlooks

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Perriman's first three years in the league have been as underwhelming as any first-round receiver in recent memory. Even giving him a pass for a season-ending knee injury that wiped out his rookie season, Perriman has a grand total of 43 catches on 101 targets (42.5 percent catch rate) for 576 yards (5.7 YPT) in 27 career games. The Ravens declined his fifth-year option and there's a chance Perriman isn't even on the team by the end of the first week of training camp due to potential cap savings. If Perriman does crack the 53-man roster, there's no guarantee he's more than the fifth option at receiver. Considering that WR3 in Baltimore's offense last season saw just seven percent of the targets, that doesn't bode well for Perriman making much of an impact with whatever reps he does get. Perriman could one day tap into his first-round potential, but it's highly unlikely that it will happen in Baltimore. Perriman's first three years in the league have been as underwhelming as any first-round receiver in recent memory. Even giving him a pass for a season-ending knee injury that wiped out his rookie season, Perriman has a grand total of 43 catches on 101 targets (42.5 percent catch rate) for 576 yards (5.7 YPT) in 27 career games. The Ravens declined his fifth-year option and there's a chance Perriman isn't even on the team by the end of the preseason. If he does crack the 53-man roster, there's no guarantee he's more than the fifth option at receiver. Considering that WR3 in Baltimore's offense last season saw just seven percent of the targets, that doesn't bode well for Perriman making much of an impact with whatever reps he does get. Perriman could one day tap into his first-round potential, but it's highly unlikely that it will happen in Baltimore.

After missing his entire rookie year, Perriman was eased into the offense slowly in Year 2, only eclipsing 40 offensive snaps twice. That should change dramatically this season. The Ravens did sign Jeremy Maclin in June, but the team lost Steve Smith, Kamar AIken and TE Dennis Pitta earlier in the offseason. Perriman, Maclin and Mike Wallace should all be heavily involved, as Baltimore ranked near the top of the league in pass attempts the past two years and doesn't have much pass-catching depth beyond that trio and RB Danny Woodhead. At 6-2, 215 with blazing 4.24 40 speed, Perriman is an athletic freak - virtually no one with that weight and catch radius runs a sub 4.3 40. Last year, Perriman averaged 15.1 YPC on 66 targets, but he caught only half the passes thrown his way and needs to work on his route running. Perriman's path to a breakout may have partially been obstructed by the addition of Maclin, but it's still there for the taking if the third-year wideout displays major improvement. Perriman's case took a hit when he suffered a hamstring injury in early August and subsequently missed the rest of training camp. This marks the third time in three years that he's essentially missed all of training camp, so while the Ravens still hope to have him back by Week 1 as their No. 3 receiver, Perriman probably missed out on his chance to push Maclin and Wallace for significant playing time in two-wide formations.

A seemingly minor knee injury early in training camp wound up costing Perriman his rookie season. It turns out he partially tore his PCL, and he then partially tore the ACL in his other knee in June. Perriman did make it back for Baltimore's final preseason contest, setting him up to make his NFL regular-season debut in Week 1. Assuming that's the case, last year's 26th overall pick is one of the fastest players in the league, timed between 4.22 and 4.27 in the 40 during his UCF Pro Day. Moreover, for someone that fast, Perriman is unusually big - at 6-2, 212 he dwarfs the DeSean Jacksons and T.Y. Hiltons of the league. Perriman isn't especially polished for a first-round pick, and he'll have competition for targets in Steve Smith, Kamar Aiken and fellow burner Mike Wallace. But a big role is there for the taking, and Joe Flacco certainly has the arm to get him the ball downfield.

Taken with the 26th overall pick, Perriman was expected to compete for a Week 1 starting job in a thin receiving corps, until a knee injury on the first day of training camp kept him out for the entire preseason. He could still earn the starting job down the line, but he's in danger of missing at least the first game or two of the season, leaving Kamar Aiken as the likely starter across from Steve Smith. At 6-2, 212, with blazing speed (timed between 4.22 and 4.27 during his UCF Pro Day), Perriman could eventually take over much of Torrey Smith's deep-threat role but also has enough size to be a red-zone factor.

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Still not practicing

WRTampa Bay Buccaneers

Hamstring

October 9, 2019

Perriman (hamstring) didn't practice Wednesday.