We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Selected by the Los Angeles Chargers in the sixth round (191st overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft. Cantrell played 46 games (29 starts) at Texas Tech and had 158 receptions for 1,873 yards (11.9-yard avg.) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Expecting a seamless transition from a productive veteran to Cantrell, who will essentially be a rookie, is a bit too unrealistic. Dylan Cantrell #14 of the Texas Tech Red Raiders makes a leaping catch during the game against the Arizona State Sun Devils on September 16, 2017 at Jones AT&T Stadium in Lubbock, Texas. Elevated to the active roster from the practice squad on 12/3/18. He was a high school (Whitehouse H.S.) Facebook; Twitter; Facebook Messenger; Pinterest; Email; print; TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals have signed Dylan Cantrell to a one-year deal..

Cantrell played 46 games (29 starts) at Texas Tech and had 158 receptions for 1,873 yards (11.9-yard avg.) Biggest play of the game, what does Kliff dial up? Selected by the Los Angeles Chargers in the sixth round (191st overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft. To learn more or opt-out, read our Looking at the Chargers depth chart, Allen is the alpha.

Released on 9/1/18 and signed to the Chargers practice squad on 9/2/18. The Chargers took their second straight offensive player in former Texas Tech wide receiver Dylan Cantrell with the No. That type of all-around agility isn’t normally seen from wide receivers his size, let along by late-round draft picks.Cantrell was regarded a bit lower by the NFL than his athletic profile would suggest for a number of reasons. Cantrell… The following browsers are supported: Chrome, Edge (v80 and later), Firefox and Safari. Sounds like he might work at tight end (6-3, 226 coming out of college). This site is neither endorsed, nor sponsored by, nor affiliated with Los Angeles Chargers or NFL Properties LLC.
In the red zone, Cantrell is a con-artist in how he sells routes with his entire frame. At 6-foot-3 and 226 pounds, Cantrell was a top target for former teammate and current Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but struggled with injuries. 191 selection.At 6-foot-3 and 226 pounds, Cantrell was a top target for former teammate and current Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but struggled with injuries. With Mike Williams presence as a strong WR2 and If the Chargers were to look into cutting ties with Benjamin, they could save over $5 million. Motor release and pressing on DB’s toes with active arms tight to frame and low pads , pushes vertical and keeps DB blind to pass Sounds like he might work at tight end (6-3, 226 coming out of college). Don't forget about Zach Allen along the defensive line Before even diving into the film, you know that Cantrell compares well to Tyrell Williams from a size and athleticism combination. It is highly recommended that you use the latest versions of a supported browser in order to receive an optimal viewing experience.

When coupled with his play strength and broad frame, he has potential as a possession receiver.The grip strength/concentration to make this catch while going to the ground through a facemask is just silly. More of Cantrell adjusting to back shoulder throws. However, Cantrell has potential to eventually fill the void left by Tyrell Williams, and the Chargers are high on his natural ability. Dylan Cantrell #14 of the Texas Tech Red Raiders makes a leaping catch during the game against the Arizona State Sun Devils on September 16, 2017 … The Cardinals have signed former Chargers WR Dylan Cantrell, who played for Kliff Kingsbury at Texas Tech. That trend should continue this season, and was an encouraging start to the 6th-rounder’s career.Cantrell has the skill set to play from multiple alignments, and took reps all the way from the boundary to an H-back position while at Texas Tech.
Running out of field, Cantrell stays inside the CB’s frame then hand usage creates vertical sep. at the catchpoint Fitting into the Chargers offensive scheme, Cantrell should be able to carve out a role because of his versatility. Cantrell had to redshirt his 2015 season due to a back injury, and missed games in 2016 as well. The Cardinals have agreed to sign Dylan Cantrell, according to Field Yates of ESPN.com (on Twitter).The wide receiver was a pupil of head coach Kliff Kingsbury at Texas Tech, which may bode well for his chances of making the roster.

Welcome to Chargers Wire's European Union Experience. He can operate and fill in as a “flex” style tight end, or thrive on bunch receiver sets.