Dominic

Lovett

It will give other receivers a chance to push the seventh-rounder for a spot on the 53-man roster, though neither those players nor Lovett should be in line for a fantasy-relevant role in 2025.

Lovett (5’10/185) is an undersized receiver who has three 600-plus yard seasons on his resumé. While his production was never elite, Lovett carved out a role as a reliable slot receiver who can create extra yards after the catch. Over his last three seasons, Lovett played 84.8 percent of his snaps from the slot while averaging a respectable 6.7 YAC/REC. Often operating near the line of scrimmage, Lovett’s targets during his two years at Georgia garnered him an ADOT below 7.0, but he’s often praised for his route running and ability to fight for the ball in contested situations. His ability to contribute to the special teams coverage unit will give him a chance to see the field right away while he adjusts to the NFL game, but Lovett should eventually earn a look as the primary slot receiver.

Lovett (5'10/175) originally committed to Arizona State back in September, but continued to be heavily pursued by Missouri who ultimately earned his pledge. The second-team Max Preps All-American was heavily pursued by a who’s-who of elite institutions such as Oregon, Auburn, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia and LSU. He is rated as the 55th best wide receiver and fourth overall prospect in the state of Illinois from the 2021 recruiting class.