Ke’Shawn Vaughn has functional lateral mobility. He will make defenders miss in the hole and is decisive when running between the tackles. Vaughn will rip off yards in chunks when hitting the seam. He will run hard and has a good balance upon contact. Vaughn won't bull-doze defenders or a short-yardage back. Vaughn runs precise routes. He will need to battle Ronald Jones, LeSean McCoy, and Dare Ogunbowale for volume in a high passing offense.
Dynasty Spin: It's challenging to see Vaughn as a bell-cow in this offense. Jones is signed through the 2021 season, and he is showing enough life to sustain that contract. Both can complement each other. Jones is more of a touchdown guy for the Bucs, and Vaughn is the PPR. Vaughn is going in the first round in rookie leagues, and around a late 7th round or early 8th rounder in start-ups.
Projected Missed | Probability of injury per game ? | Probablity of injury in the season ? |
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0% | 0% |
Date | Injury | Analysis |
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Nov 24, 2018 | Shoulder | Vaughn suffered a left shoulder injury during Vanderbilt's game against Tennessee, |
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