Chris Blair

Fifth on the Atlanta depth chart, and the names ahead of him, Drake London and company, are not going anywhere. London took 30% of the targets and Kyle Pitts 23% in 2025, 53% between them, so the air in this offense was spoken for before anyone reached the bottom of the depth chart. He has three targets and one catch through five weeks of 2026, and 0.3 points a game. That is the whole file on him.

Last season he played one game, week 17 of 2025, and scored nothing. The snap share was 6%, the target share was 0%. In 2024 he managed 2.7 points over 2 games, WR176 among 193 qualifying receivers, and in 2023 he played 0 of 17, every missed week a healthy scratch rather than an injury. Two new coaches in Stefanski and Rees have not touched his situation, and at 28.9 years old entering his sixth season, undrafted out of the 2020 class, there is no young receiver coming on underneath. Even the one thing we might lean on, his health, he has played every week and still not mattered.

We gave him 18 points for the season before it started, and he is pacing under the 2.3 a game that assumed. Our board has him 456th overall, WR173, with one player left in his tier before a 1.9-point drop. That drop is small, which tells you how little separates this whole tier from nothing. The bye does not come until week 11 of 2026, so there is not even a schedule reason to hold him. Keep him active for week 6 of 2026 and you are guessing on a punt return touchdown. We would drop him and fill the spot with a receiver who can actually be started.