Dwayne Harris Madden Career 2012-2020 - Peak 75 OVR

Dwayne Harris left East Carolina as the school's all-time leading receiver, but the NFL had a different job in mind. A sixth-round pick of Dallas in 2011, he was a depth receiver on offense and a genuine weapon in the return game, a player whose value lives on special teams and rarely shows up in a receiving line.

The Madden card, which leans on his receiving grade, still caught the return value. He climbed from a 63 to a 75 peak in Madden NFL 16 around his best work, a 2013 season with a punt-return touchdown and better than 850 kick-return yards, production that earned him a big free-agent deal from the Giants and a Pro Bowl nod largely for returns. The number rose when his special-teams impact peaked, an honest read on where his value actually came from.

He added one of the longest punt-return touchdowns in NFL history, a 99-yarder, during a later run with the Raiders, then finished up in Chicago. Harris is the archetype of the return specialist who hangs around a decade on the value of a single skill. His climb to a 75 is the fair read on a receiver whose real gift was with the ball in space on fourth down.