Zach Pascal

Pascal took advantage of injuries to the Colts' receiving corps to establish himself as one of their top targets last year. He wasn't consistent, but that had partly to do with erratic quarterback play and irregular target volume. Pascal did post two 100-yard games, including one with a pair of touchdowns. Overall, he managed a respectable 14.8 YPC and 8.4 YPT in one of the league's weaker passing games. At 6-2, 219, Pascal is big but has only average speed (4.55 40) even for his size. He's athletic - 36-inch vertical, 126-inch broad jump - but not especially quick or shifty. He'll compete for targets with T.Y. Hilton, Parris Campbell and rookie Michael Pittman, but Eric Ebron is gone, and the Colts likely upgraded at quarterback by signing the current incarnation of Philip Rivers. Rivers looked done in Los Angeles last year, but the Colts' offensive line should offer him more protection, and he's almost certainly an upgrade from Jacoby Brissett.

Pascal got his first taste of NFL action in 2018, tallying 27 receptions, 268 yards and two touchdowns, including four games with at least four catches and 30 receiving yards. An offseason overhaul at the wide receiver means that the undrafted free agent is now part of a four-headed quagmire at the position, with the 24-year-old Pascal now locked in a battle with the likes of Deon Cain, Chester Rogers, Marcus Johnson and Daurice Fountain for one of the final spots on the team's depth chart behind T.Y. Hilton and Devin Funchess.