Back in 2014, we saw Devin Lauderdale explode onto the scene to the tune of 589 receiving yards, seven touchdowns, and a highlight reel that would make any deep-threat blush.
Many people, including myself, were convinced that Lauderdale would have a career similar to someone like Will Fuller, or 2017 Draft candidate John Ross. There was no doubt in my mind he’d be a 1,000 yard receiver and the type of threat that could open up the middle of the field for the inside guys. It took until game six for Lauderdale to finally break-out, but we saw 500 of his yards across the final seven games in 2014.