Dalevon

Campbell

Uiagalelei was elevated to back up Trey Lance in Week 18, but ultimately did not play at all in Los Angeles’ exhibition to tank into the No. 7 seed. He had a 67.0 PFF grade in 69 offensive preseason snaps this past offseason and could eventually become Los Angeles’ backup quarterback.

An 11-game starter as a rookie, Mathis saw his playing time reduced severely in 2024 as Riley Moss took over as Denver’s outside CB2 next to Patrick Surtain. He’s previously played for Panthers DC Ejiro Evero and could compete for playing time in Carolina. The Panthers also claimed WR Dalevon Campbell off waivers from the Chargers.

Campbell (6’4"/200) only had six catches for 98 receiving yards in three seasons with Illinois and appeared in two games last year. Nevada is looking for depth at wide receiver due to some graduates and transfers, and Campbell possesses a veteran presence and some size against most defensive backs.

Campbell (6'4/200) was never able to see much playing time in his three years with Illinois. He’ll move to find somewhere for a fresh start, and with his size, that shouldn’t be a problem.

It’s very late to be getting 2019 recruits, but Campbell has committed to the Fighting Illini after a visit to the campus. While not rated highly, this is an intriguing get because Campbell offers size (6'4/200) and speed (11.06 second 100-meter dash). It’s also worth pointing out that Illinois is not exactly loaded in skill position players on the outside. No guarantees, of course, but this could be a late steal for Lovie Smith and company.