"He was the only person I wanted in this draft." -- Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis, on receiver Henry Ruggs III, to ESPN.com in 2020.
HENDERSON, Nev. -- This, Henry Ruggs III inferred, feels different. It feels, well, right.
A year after being the surprising first receiver drafted in what was seen as an historically-deep draft for the position (and putting up pedestrian numbers), Ruggs, like every other rookie in 2020, is finally experiencing a true, in-person offseason workout program.
"So, we're building chemistry and we're working around each other," Ruggs said.