Rookie receivers entered the league last year with the loudest of bangs we've heard in quite some time. A number of them broke records, showing off both the talent and the depth of the 2014 receiving cla s. Now, as they enter their second seasons, this group will not be sneaking up on anyone. Along with the rest of the NFL, fantasy owners will watch with bated breath to see what this exciting crop of playmakers does for an encore.With these second-year wideouts available throughout fantasy drafts, from the early rounds to the last few, how owners sort through them will go a long way in deciding league championships. Last week, we looked at the sophomores , and . In the final rendition of a four part series, we'll examine four second-year players who are available in the late rounds of drafts, but are worth taking a look at. These players offer big potential, but have enough questions around their situation to have their draft stock deflated. These receivers are a mix of talented players with roadblocks to playing time, and unknowns too many are sleeping on.Cody Latimer, Denver BroncosThere may not have been another wide receiver with more of a cult following than . Despite being a relative unknown from Indiana, he quickly rose to in the mind of many analysts and was eventually made a second-round pick by the in the 2014 . Despite a rookie season in which he caught two pa ses, and other fantasy analysts continue to sing the praise of .Those remaining faithful to Latimer's abilities are justified in doing so, as he is both very physically talented and conceptually sound. As a pure athletic specimen, he compares to this year's seventh-overall selection, . Latimer stands tall at 6-foot-2 and weighs 215 pounds. Despite that big frame, he still jumps a 39" vertical and runs the 40-yard dash in 4.44 seconds. Perhaps the workout number most indicative of his on-field play is his rather high 23 reps on the bench pre s. Latimer's strength in traffic, proficiency in contested situations and ability to Anthony Edwards Jersey box out defenders were his best attributes as a draft prospect. Even so, he displayed some technical nuances with his timing routes and in hand use that indicated he could make a quick transition to the NFL.Landing with is always an intriguing outcome for any skill position player. Unfortunately, Latimer was always behind in the pecking order with , , and ahead of him for targets. Couple that with former head coach John Fox's lack of interest in playing rookies, and 2014 was a lost season for the Indiana product. He's even admitted that he struggled with his new responsibilities, and .Here at the onset of the 2015 fantasy season, it's hard to see the opportunity growing too much for Latimer. Of course, he's very likely to catch more than two simple pa ses as a sophomore, and has the . Neverthele s, it's fair to question just how much of his impact will be felt in the stat sheets.The departures of and opened up 126 targets, but new head coach Gary Kubiak brought in longtime favorite to likely start at tight end. Daniels had 79 targets in this same offense last season. There is also the matter of Kubiak potentially changing this offense. Last year the ranked 12th in the NFL in terms of offensive rushing attempts, as the team transitioned to a more ball-control offense down the stretch. When Kubiak's teams field a winning record, his offenses rank an average of seventh in the NFL in rushing attempts. With aging, the for life without him and the emergence of , it is far from unreasonable for Denver to cut some throws in favor of the ground game this season.Latimer is talented enough to make good for fantasy owners when an opportunity presents itself, but that may be yet another year away. For now, Latimer is best viewed as a late-round flier, who will only reach his perceived upside in Derrick Rose Jersey the event of an injury. In scanning the Denver receiving talent, there's a chance that Latimer may be their best red-zone weapon. Your best bet to get fantasy value out of Latimer this year is if he catches six to eight touchdowns. There is a non-zero percent chance that happens.Fortunately, his still sits at a comfortable WR58. He's worth a pick in the 13th round or later in drafts, and makes for an intriguing best ball league pick, in the event he does rake in some touchdowns. Just be realistic about your expectations. It makes no sense to , when you can take the exact same gamble with Latimer or later.Donte Moncrief, Indianapolis Colts owners will line up to pluck pieces from the proven prolific offenses in the NFL. One of the most high-powered units in the league today belongs to the . With at the helm, this team is poised to post big numbers year-in-and-year-out. Young players with a chance to suck some of that production off the bone need to be on fantasy radars. is one of the contributors in line to compete for those looks.The took Moncrief in the third round of last year's star-studded wide receiver draft. The former Ole Mi s pa s-catcher was snagged lower than someone of his talent level normally would be. Moncrief scored in the or better in terms of weight, broad jump, vertical jump and the 40-yard dash among receivers who attended the combine since 1999. He has some intriguing speed and movement ability for a player his size. With the diminutive as their No. 1 receiver, it's easy to see why the would identify someone with Moncrief's physical profile as a potential complement.Despite his athletic talent, Moncrief was only on the field for 38.1 percent of the offensive plays in 201 4and only saw nine percent of the his team's targets (the lowest among rookies). In college, there were enough inconsistencies in his game to cause him to topple to the third round of the . Lackluster technique was an i sue, although a frustrating quarterback situation also held him back. As such, Moncrief did not earn playing time right away, and the team deferred to veterans, like and . However, the young player impre sed when he got targets. Out of all the Juan Hernangomez Jersey 2014 rookies, Moncrief tied for fourth (with ) in terms of fantasy points-per-target (1.31). Most of his production came in two regular season games, against Washington and Pittsburgh, but he still produced when called upon.Unfortunately, his number might not be called on any more in 2015 than it was in 2014. The did lose 265 targets with the departures of , , and . Yet, the team added , and a first-round receiver in . Johnson didn't join this team to see le s than 120 targets, Gore will soak up the majority of those running back looks, and the team will not want Dorsett to just hang around. Do forget that a healthy will demand more pa ses than the 29 he caught last season.The ran the second most plays in the NFL last season, so more than just and will get targets. However, with two tight ends in the fold, and the offense's dedication to throwing to the running back, Dorsett and Moncrief will anguish with inconsistent involvement. Playing in the ' offense brings some intrigue, but a lack of opportunity keeps Moncrief in the "stash only" category. His hangs in the 15th round of NFL.com leagues. This is a fair range to take a shot on Moncrief's upside, in the event of an offensive shift involving the player's ahead of him. Counting on him to add much to your standard redraft team is foolish, but as a good matchup fill-in or late best ball pick he can bring some value. With nearing the end of the road, Moncrief is an interesting buy in dynasty leagues over the next few years.Taylor Gabriel, Cleveland BrownsDrafting any pa sing game player for your fantasy team is not going to sit well with anyone this season. Much le s taking a 5-foot-8, sub-170 pound former undrafted free agent receiver. However, deserves to have his name mentioned.Not many know that Gabriel went for 60 yards or more six times last season, including four games over 80 yards. He also recorded at least three catches in seven contests. The small receiver also showed some speed and big play ability, averaging 17.25 yards-per-reception as a rookie. Gabriel's final stat line is nothing special, but he played well enough as a first-year pro to merit attention.Quietly, steam is building in Cleveland for to take on a bigger role. "it was hard to find anyone who had a better spring than Gabriel" and the young receiver "promises to have a bigger role in the offense this season." With entrenched as the slot receiver, and as the presumptive No. 1, Gabriel will need to beat out at flanker. Fortunately, Hartline should not present much of a challenge. The former Dolphin had some nice rapport with a few years ago, but fell off the face of the Earth last season. Cleveland would be wise to eschew the veteran route and see what they have in Gabriel.Of course, playing in the offense will be a major hurdle to cro s in becoming fantasy relevant, even if Gabriel carves Malik Beasley Jersey out a major role. Last year, Gabriel only ama sed .96 fantasy points-per-target, sixth-lowest among rookies with at least 220 snaps. A woebegone quarterback situation did not help anyone on the . Unfortunately, with still way behind and a slight upgrade (at best) from what Cleveland had last season, it's hard to envision a sudden pa sing boom.What makes Gabriel appealing is his price, which is e sentially free. In the month of July, MFL10 drafters as the WR93. The diminutive receiver is likely only going to matter in very deep and best ball leagues. However, with buzz building in the ' building, and some surprisingly good moments as a rookie, he bears monitoring. You can almost take it to the bank that he will score higher than WR93. Albert Wilson, Kansas City ChiefsWe've arrived at the deepest depths of our dive. You've all heard the jokes about how the wide receiver corps did not score a touchdown. Jokes aside, I'm sure you're le s than enthused about the prospects of owning a receiver that you've never even heard of from this team. However, deserves to be on the fantasy radar.A complete unknown in the historic 2014 wide receiver cla s, there were some intriguing aspects of Wilson's . As RotoViz write observed, Wilson is in rarified air as one of the few receivers to ever recorded more than 1,000 yards receiving and 200-plus yards rushing in a single season. That production helped make him the first Georgia State player ever to attend the NFL . He displayed solid athletic ability there, with 4.43 speed and a nice vertical jump. Wilson may only be 5-foot-9, but he's compactly built, breaking the 200 pound threshold. This a sisted Wilson in developing into a multi-dimensional threat in college. He collected his 251 yards on the ground, at an eye-popping 10.5 yards-per-attempt rate. This speaks to his ability in space, which is a must playing with .Measurables aside; displayed some nice flashes when he got on the field. Although he only played 223 snaps in his rookie season, the undrafted free agent made an impact. He ama sed 209 yards and 12 catches, with a 60 percent catch rate, over a three game stretch in Weeks 14-16. While not mind-boggling numbers, those are solid for a rookie playing in one of league's le ser pa sing games.More impre sive than his stats were some of the nuances he showed an understanding of in his time on the field. Naz Reid Jersey Despite coming from a small school, Wilson displayed an advanced understanding of route concepts, deception and concentration:In the Vine above, Wilson is able to keep his eyes downfield in order to not give away the route, and makes a sharp cut to elude the defender. He has the speed to pull away, but displays good awarene s to slow up for Smith's pa s to snare the reception. There were only brief hints such as this, but late hands, route deception and timing are advanced techniques for a young player.With Wilson's pedigree, measurables and skills displayed on film, the may have something on their hands here. Most important to note, Wilson has the opportunity to bring more flashes to the field. Word out of Kansas City is that he's slated to open training camp as the . While the do not have a robust pa sing offense, and targets will be sparse behind Maclin, and . Wilson is still talented, and his yards after catch skills translate well to an Andy Reid offense.If you are looking for 's ADP, keep looking. As of now, he does not have one; that's how deep this dive has taken us. While he may not be a player to go after at in a redraft league just yet, he's someone to snag for a dynasty team, monitor during the preseason and perhaps cheaply insert into a few daily lineups if he hangs onto this starting gig.Matt Harmon is an a sociate fantasy writer/editor for NFL.com, and the creator of , who you can follow on Twitter __. Make sure to let him know which sophomore receivers that he left off his columns you think will have a big season.