Lil'Jordan Humphrey

Humphrey is a practical, big-bodied pro who makes a roster better even without headline targets. He blocks, understands the offense and has shown he can answer in a big postseason moment.

Strengths: Size, reliability, blocking, special-teams utility and postseason experience.

Weaknesses: Limited separation and target volume in a receiver room loaded with speed and star power.

Humphrey knows exactly how to make himself useful. He is big, physical, familiar with Denver and capable of showing up in a playoff moment, as he did against Buffalo. A four is right for a complementary veteran who does the dirty work and can catch a timely ball. In a crowded receiver room, the blocking and special-teams piece may be what keeps his role valuable.

Strengths: He brings veteran experience, blocking willingness and a big body for situational catches. Humphrey understands Denver's system and has shown he can contribute offensively and on special teams.

Weaknesses: His career target volume is limited, and he does not offer the speed or separation profile of Denver's top receivers. His offensive role may be snap-specific rather than a stable weekly receiving workload.