MyFantasyLeague.com, his ADP has him as the 82nd receiver going off the board.

This is despite Cotchery being listed as a starting wide receiver alongside the more highly-drafted Panthers' current depth chart.

here. A large part of this can be attributed to Cotchery’s skills as a receiving threat in the red zone. He finished tied for 10th in red zone receptions in 2013 with 13, turning in 10 red zone receiving touchdowns – good for second in the league.

The now-departed Brandon LaFell, Steve Smith and Ted Ginn Jr. combined for 53.4% of the Panther’s red zone targets last year, leaving room for Cotchery to thrive even if Kelvin Benjamin establishes himself as Cam Newton’s favorite target near the scoring territory.