2018 Receiving Stats
REC
5
YDS
36
TD
0
AVG
7.2
TAR
6
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2019 Fantasy Outlook
As a rookie, McCloud, a sixth-rounder out of Clemson, caught five of just six targets for 36 yards over the course of 10 games in 2018. He also returned one kickoff for 18 yards and four punts for 20 yards. Given the Bills' wideout woes last season, the team signed John Brown and Cole Beasley in free agency, moves that don't favor McCloud's chances of moving up the depth chart. With Zay Jones and Robert Foster still in the mix, McCloud will need a break or two to go his way before he comes close to approaching fantasy relevance. Read Past Outlooks
Making most of second summer
McCloud, who caught only five balls for 36 yards in an injury-plagued rookie season, has been impressive throughout training camp and continues to earn praise from coach Sean McDermott and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports. "I think Ray-Ray McCloud has had a real nice training camp to this point, just with effort and doing the things we expect our wide receivers to do," McDermott said. "You've got to get open, you've got to get separation and you've got to catch the football."
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The Bills' first four receiving spots were already set before camp began, while Andre Roberts has a clear edge on the fifth one due to his standout return abilities. If the Bills keep a sixth receiver, it'll be a wide-open battle with a host of candidates. McCloud seems to be picking up a knack for slot work, so that could be his angle to make the squad over other young receivers such as Isaiah McKenzie, Duke Williams, Victor Bolden, Cam Phillips, David Sills and Nick Easley.
The Bills' first four receiving spots were already set before camp began, while Andre Roberts has a clear edge on the fifth one due to his standout return abilities. If the Bills keep a sixth receiver, it'll be a wide-open battle with a host of candidates. McCloud seems to be picking up a knack for slot work, so that could be his angle to make the squad over other young receivers such as Isaiah McKenzie, Duke Williams, Victor Bolden, Cam Phillips, David Sills and Nick Easley.
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Fantasy/Red Zone Stats
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Advanced NFL Stats
How do Ray-Ray McCloud's 2018 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. The longer the bar, the better it is for the player.
Air Yards Per Game
0.7Air Yards Per Snap
0.06% Team Air Yards
0.1%% Team Targets
1.5%Avg Depth of Target
1.0 YdsCatch Rate
71.4%Drop Rate
14.3%Avg Yds After Catch
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Receiving Alignment Breakdown
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2018 Ray-Ray McCloud Split Stats
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Measurables Review
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How do Ray-Ray McCloud'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.
Height
5' 9"Weight
190 lbs40-Yard Dash
4.53 secVertical Jump
34.5 inBroad Jump
113 inBench Press
13 repsHand Length
9.25 inArm Length
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2018 Fantasy Outlook
McCloud, who was selected in the sixth round of the 2018 NFL Draft, is entering a crowded wideout corps that lacks explosive talents. His college stat line doesn't scream that he'll be that guy, however, with just four receiving touchdowns in three years. McCloud will serve as a depth asset if he makes the team.
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Disappointing rookie campaign
McCloud, a rookie sixth-rounder out of Clemson, caught five of just six targets for 36 yards and no touchdowns over 10 games. He also returned one kickoff for 18 yards and four punts for 20 yards.
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New chance following departures
McCloud is active for Sunday's game against the Jets, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.
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Second chance for rookie?
McCloud could earn more work on offense over the final quarter of the season after the Bills waived fellow wideouts Kelvin Benjamin and Andre Holmes this week, Kyle Silagyi of the team's official site reports. "It's an opportunity for me, an opportunity for the team," McCloud said. "Just help us grow the future and develop for future years just to see what we're all about."
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Healthy scratch in Week 12
McCloud was one of the team's inactives for Sunday's win over the Jaguars.
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Catchless in loss
McCloud was unable to haul in his lone target during Sunday's 41-9 loss to Chicago.
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