Bond's undrafted status masks third-round talent; could be slot receiver by season's end.
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Bond was an undrafted free agent due to legal issues, but he was not an undrafted talent—he would have been a third-round to early fourth-round prospect in a normal draft. The Browns are talking him up as a potential third receiver or member of the receiving core. By season's end, he could emerge as the speed slot receiver in the offense, making noise despite his undrafted status.
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Bond was an undrafted free agent because he felt completely fell out of the draft due to I will just leave it at legal issues... he was probably more of somebody you should think of, like as a third round, early fourth round type of player.
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- Bond was an undrafted free agent due to legal issues, but he was not an undrafted talent—he would have been a third-round to early fourth-round prospect in a normal draft. The Browns are talking him up as a potential third receiver or member of the receiving core. By season's end, he could emerge as the speed slot receiver in the offense, making noise despite his undrafted status.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Isaiah Bond (CLE). Bond's undrafted status masks third-round talent; could be slot receiver by season's end.
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