Chris Hilton

Never posted more than 13 receptions in any season at LSU, leaving almost no production base to project from. Speed-only profiles with this little college output rarely translate to NFL fantasy relevance.

Recurring availability issues limited his development at LSU, including an ankle injury that kept him off the field until late October of the 2024 season. Missed reps are especially costly for a raw, traits-based receiver trying to earn a roster spot.

A legitimate vertical deep threat whose speed made him a UDFA-to-watch during his April 2026 stint in Washington's camp pipeline. That trait keeps him on NFL scouting radars for camp invites and practice-squad fliers even while unsigned.

August camp injuries around the league routinely create openings for unattached speed receivers. A practice-squad landing would restore a minimal development path at effectively zero acquisition cost.