Vinny Anthony II

As a UDFA signing with $265K guaranteed, Anthony faces an extremely steep climb just to make Atlanta's 53-man roster. The Falcons added Zachariah Branch (3rd round, #79 overall) in the 2026 draft on top of Drake London, Jahan Dotson, and Olamide Zaccheaus — Anthony is 7th or 8th on the depth chart at best.

Atlanta's receiver room is stacked with established and newly drafted talent. Anthony has virtually no path to targets in 2026 even if he survives final cuts — he would need multiple injuries ahead of him to see meaningful usage.

Anthony posted a 4.54 40-yard dash and went undrafted, signaling he lacks the elite speed NFL teams prize at WR. His 2025 Wisconsin production (31 catches, 391 yards, 1 TD) does not strongly advocate for him overcoming the athletic limitations.

Undrafted status means no organizational investment beyond a $265K guarantee — coaching/regime turnover or a poor camp ends his window quickly, and dynasty community value is effectively nil.

Anthony's toughness, sure hands, and vertical (34.5", 93rd percentile) and shuttle (4.07s, 94th percentile) suggest special teams viability, which is typically the only route a UDFA WR takes to a practice squad spot.

Anthony is described as a crafty short-to-intermediate route runner who wins with foot fires and leverage — a profile that can find a niche in West Coast / YAC-friendly offenses if he gets reps. Atlanta's offense could theoretically utilize a slot technician long-term.

The $265K guarantee is unusually high for a UDFA, signaling Atlanta beat out other suitors and intends to give him a real shot at the 53. This raises his floor of making the team but not his fantasy ceiling.