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Adeboyejo

Adeboyejo projects as a receiving depth option, and there’s some room at the end of the depth chart in New York. To get signed, he’ll have to show that his leg is healthy.

Adeboyejo was supposed to be ready for training camp following leg surgery that held him out for the entirety of ’18, but his rehab took much longer than expected. Only 24, the former UDFA is still likely to land as receiving depth elsewhere in the summer months.

An undrafted free agent back in 2017, Adeboyejo missed all of last season recovering from leg surgery which was only supposed to knock him out for a few months. His rehab took much longer than expected, however, and he just returned to full health. Now healthy, Adeboyejo will compete for a roster spot at the back of Baltimore’s receiver corps.

The same is true of CB Jaylen Hill (knee) and LB Bam Bradley. All three players will likely either spend the entire year on the reserve list or be cut loose with injury settlements after they miss the mandatory six games.

Adeboyejo (6’3/197) was a 2 ½-year starter for the Rebels, finishing his career with a 106-1,454-11 (13.7 YPR) receiving line and seeing action both outside and in the slot. A complementary receiver throughout college, Adeboyejo’s calling cards are his height and vertical ability. He ran 4.42 at the Combine and crushed the three-cone drill (6.73), but struggled in the vertical (34 ½") and managed eight bench-press reps. Skinny and not particularly physical, Adeboyejo would do well to carve out a sub-package/red-zone role in the Kamar Aiken mold.

The Baltimore Sun’s Jeff Zrebiec reports the surgery will be to repair an “upper leg muscle.” Adeboyejo is expected to begin training camp on the PUP list, and his availability for Week 1 is in question. An UDFA last year, Adeboyejo appeared in just one game as a rookie. Even if he is healthy by the start of the season, Adeboyejo will find it difficult to crack the final roster.