Harrison Wallace

Went undrafted in the April 2026 NFL Draft despite five college seasons, entering the league as a priority UDFA with only about $287.5K guaranteed ($40K signing bonus). Undrafted receivers face the steepest odds of ever earning a stable NFL role.

Pre-draft scouting projected him as a vertical Z/slot role player with a practice-squad-first path and a realistic ceiling of a strong WR3 in an NFL room — a depth profile, not a foundational dynasty asset.

Missed the final four games of 2023 after leaving the Indiana game with an undisclosed injury and sat out additional time in 2024 at Penn State. Nothing career-altering, but the absences add durability noise for a player with no roster margin.

Started all 15 games at Ole Miss in 2025 and produced 61 catches for 934 yards and 4 TDs in the SEC, after 84 receptions for 1,221 yards and 6 TDs across 39 games (21 starts) at Penn State. Scouting reports credit sure hands and legitimate slot production.

August roster churn, preseason injuries, and cut-down-day practice-squad shuffling are the classic window for a productive UDFA receiver to land a new deal. A workout or practice-squad signing would put him back on the deep-dynasty radar.

He costs nothing to acquire — he sits in the free-agent pool of virtually every dynasty league — so any NFL contract he earns is pure found value with no downside to the acquiring manager.