There was a lot of intrigue and hope for wide receiver Breshad Perriman last summer.
He made the most plays of any player, at any position, in practices and looked like he was on his way to a breakout season in his third NFL year.
Then yet another preseason injury, this time a hamstring, struck, knocking Perriman off his upward trajectory and contributing to another slow start that he never recovered from.
A couple of drops, both leading to interceptions in Ravens losses, proved especially damaging. Ultimately, Perriman was inactive for four of Baltimore’s final seven games as the Ravens turned to other options for quarterback Joe Flacco.