Devin

Street

An undersized finesse wide receiver with average athleticism, Street was never a realistic candidate to make significant NFL contributions. Street was the 146th pick in the 2014 draft. He has nine receptions through 31 NFL games.

Street was a 2014 fifth-round pick of the Cowboys. Through 31 career games, Street caught nine passes for 132 yards and a score. He’ll provide depth.

Street was a 2014 fifth-round pick of the Cowboys and has nine career catches for 132 yards through 31 games. At the very least, he can play special teams. With Donte Moncrief (shoulder) sidelined, Street will slide in as the Colts’ No. 5 receiver. 2015 first-rounder Phillip Dorsett is expected to start.

A former fifth-round pick of the Cowboys, Street spent a brief period of time with the Patriots early this season. The fact that the Colts signed a wide receiver is a possible indication of Donte Moncrief’s (hamstring) status.

The ex-Cowboy has spent the past year bouncing around offseason/practice squads. He won’t make the Patriots’ 53-man roster.

The ex-Cowboy will be a camp body for Dallas’ Texas rival.

It’s the corresponding move after the Jets claimed Lucky Whitehead off waivers. 26-year-old Street lasted just over a month with the Jets. He could struggle to resurface with training camp underway.

Devin Street is Bryant’s direct backup on the outside. Beasley would remain the No. 3 receiver functioning out of the slot, a role that netted him 3.5 catches per game over the final eight weeks (including playoffs).

Dez Bryant hasn’t been participating in the voluntary workouts. It’s left Street on the outside opposite Terrance Williams, with Cole Beasley in the slot. Street is an underwhelming prospect who lacks physicality and long speed, but is a name to file away in case Bryant or Williams gets hurt in-season.

Street will be hard pressed to earn a regular spot in the Cowboys’ three-receiver sets, but could see time on the outside if Dez Bryant or Terrance Williams gets injured. Cole Beasley is Dallas’ primary slot receiver. Street should be the favorite for snaps over Dwayne Harris in four-wide sets.