James Proche II Fantasy

Baltimore Ravens wide receivers Miles Boykin and James Proche II could be on the roster bubble during training camp. Marquise Brown, Sammy Watkins and rookie Rashod Bateman are easily the team's three best receivers, and Devin Duvernay's and rookie Tylan Wallace's spots are also secure. Boykin and Proche have performed reasonably well in offseason practices, but they are the two biggest question marks. Proche is more consistent than Boykin, but Boykin makes more big plays, and his physicality and blocking ability set him apart in an otherwise small receiving group. Both contribute on special teams, but the coaching staff will need to decide if they want to keep seven pass-catchers. Obviously, both Boykin and Proche can be ignored for fantasy purposes in this run-heavy offense.

Jun. 25th • 12:38 PM

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receivers Devin Duvernay and James Proche II appear to be likely candidates to field kick returns for the team today against the Cleveland Browns. Justice Hill (thigh) and Chris Moore (finger) are both ruled out for the game, giving Duvernay and Proche a more clear path to kick return duties. Duvernay, a third-round pick of the team this year, should also play at least a small role in the team's passing game to start the year. He's someone worth keeping an eye on in deep fantasy leagues.

Sep. 13th • 12:40 PM

The Baltimore Ravens added to their receiver depth by selecting SMU wide receiver James Proche with the 201st pick in Saturday's NFL Draft. Proche is a good route runner with a knack for getting open. Scouts love his ball skills, mentioning that he attacks the football with reckless abandon. Proche was a monster his last two years in college, racking up 1,200 yards each season with 27 total touchdowns in 25 games. He'll be an interesting fantasy asset in a loaded Baltimore offense if he can earn regular snaps down the road.

Apr. 25th • 6:13 PM