Prather was buried in a dysfunctional pass game at Maryland but showed off interesting ball skills with 4.46 speed. He has route savvy (watch his double moves) and a profile that fits similar to another late-round draft pick the Bills hit on at WR: Gabe Davis. Prather is not worth drafting in Fantasy leagues but could show up in Dynasty unexpectedly.
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Fantasy News
Bills' Kaden Prather: Reverts to IR
Rotowire
Prather (undisclosed) went unclaimed on waivers and reverted to injured reserve, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN.com reports.
Prather missed a large portion of training camp due to a hamstring issue and was waived just one day after returning to practice. He'll need to agree to be waived with an injury settlement in order to have a chance to suit up in 2025.
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Kaden Prather: Waived with injury designation
Rotowire
Buffalo waived Prather (undisclosed) with an injury designation Tuesday.
Prather was dealing with a hamstring injury early in camp but was healthy enough to play in this past Sunday's preseason game against Chicago, where he logged 10 offensive snaps. The seventh-round rookie out of Maryland will revert to the Bills' injured-reserve list if he clears waivers.
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Bills' Kaden Prather: Late-round pick for Buffalo
Rotowire
The Bills selected Prather in the seventh round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 240th overall.
Prather had a productive career at West Virginia and Maryland, topping 50 catches in three of his four years between the two schools. He has an old-school profile, relying on length and speed to beat defenders outside the numbers. It remains to be seen if he can stick in Buffalo, particularly considering the relatively similar playing style to Keon Coleman, but Prather should be able to compete for the fifth wide receiver role.
