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Caullin Lacy

FA · WR

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Dynasty Value

0Stable

Caullin Lacy is an undrafted rookie WR who signed with the New York Jets in April 2026 after a college career split between South Alabama and Louisville, where...

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Prospect Profile2026 Class

8.9Composite Score

Composite Breakdown

Each row compares Caullin Lacy to other 2026 prospects in that signal — except Class × Draft Slot, which shows the editorial multiplier applied to Caullin Lacy's 2026-class + draft-slot combo (baseline 1.00× = neutral).

Computed from 2 of 6 signals

  • Draft Capital25%
  • Combine Athletic17%▼bottom 3%
  • Rookie ADP17%
  • Expert Consensus17%
  • College Production15%
  • Class × Draft Slot9%▲+10% (1.10×)+10% (1.10×)

Class rank: 6th percentile

forty33%
vertical27%
broad_jump18%
Speed11%
burst_score18%
HaSS7%
sparq_x15%
BMI60%
Catch Rad.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Caullin Lacy's Speed Score?
Caullin Lacy's Speed Score ranks in the 10.526315789473683th percentile among prospects at the position.
Risk & Opportunity Analysis (6 flags)

Risk Flags

4
  • Draft Capital

    Signed by the Jets as a 2026 UDFA (3yr/$3.1M, only $262.5K guaranteed) after going undrafted. Zero draft capital means no organizational investment guaranteeing a roster spot, let alone offensive snaps.

  • Physical Profile

    Measured 5'9"/183 with a 4.55 forty and an alarming 3.66 Relative Athletic Score at his pro day. Lack of size and play strength caps his ceiling and pigeonholes him into a slot-only role at the next level.

  • Roster Security

    As an undrafted rookie he must beat out other depth WRs (e.g. Omar Cooper) just to make the 53. His realistic path to the roster is as a return specialist/special-teams ace, not a receiving contributor.

  • Target Volume

    The Jets' receiving hierarchy is led by Garrett Wilson, leaving Lacy buried on the depth chart with no clear path to meaningful offensive targets as a rookie.

Opportunity Flags

2
  • Special Teams Value

    Elite collegiate returner — two punt-return TDs, 18.2 yds/return, 20.9 yds/kick return, second-team All-America returner and Hornung Award finalist. That dynamic ST value is his cleanest route to an NFL paycheck and snaps.

  • Scheme Fit

    In a spread offense that schemes touches for playmakers in space, his quickness and elusiveness could let him carve out a complementary slot/gadget role if injuries open the door.

Scenarios (3)
  • Makes roster as return acepossible+8%

    Wins the punt/kick return job in camp and sticks on the 53 as a special-teams specialist

  • Camp cut / practice squadlikely+0%

    Loses the numbers game at WR and lands on the practice squad or waiver wire

  • Slot breakout via injuryunlikely+30%

    Injuries ahead of him on the depth chart force him into offensive snaps and he flashes as a slot weapon