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  • Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum indicated that Chaz Schilens' role is yet to be determined.
  • The New York Jets have agreed to terms with free-agent WR Chaz Schilens. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. Huddle Up: Schilens has flashed ability in Oakland but was hampered by injuries a... Expand +
  • To add depth to receiving corps Looking to add size and speed to their receiving corps, the New York Jets agreed to terms Friday with former Oakland Raiders wideout Chaz Schilens. The 6-foot... Expand +
  • ESPN reports that the Jets announced they have agreed in principle on a contract with receiver Chaz Schilens, who spent last season with the Raiders.
  • Jets signed WR Chaz Schilens to a one-year contract.
  • Free agent WR Chaz Schilens visited the 49ers on Wednesday.
  • Chaz Schilens is on the Jets' radar as a "viable" No. 2 receiver option.
  • Free-agent WR Chaz Schilens (Raiders) is expected to visit with the San Francisco 49ers. Huddle Up: Doesn't it seem like Schilens is always on the fantasy football wire? Seriously, who is he?
  • ESPN.com reports that the Raiders will probably let receiver Chaz Schilens -- whose career has been marred by numerous injuries -- walk in free agency.
  • The Raiders are not expected to retain free agent WR Chaz Schilens.
  • The Contra Costa Times gives free agent WR Chaz Schilens only a "slight" chance of returning to the Raiders in 2012.
  • Raiders WR Chaz Schilens had a quiet game Saturday at Kansas City in Week 16. Schilens had no catches on one target.
  • Chaz Schilens (foot) is practicing again on Thursday.
  • Chaz Schilens (foot) participated in Raiders practice Wednesday.
  • The Contra Costa Times reports Raiders WR Chaz Schilens said Monday that he left the blowout loss to the Packers early after aggravating a foot injury he suffered Week 13 against the Dolphins. Schi... Expand +
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Chaz Schilens

Oakland Raiders

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Chaz signed a four-year, $1.755 million rookie contract in July 2008 that included a $50,000 signing bonus. 2009: The remainder of the deal plays out as follows:

2009: $385,000

2010: $470,000

2011: $555,000

2012: Free Agent

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2009 Archive (published August 2009)

 

Chaz Who?

 

Late in the 2008 NFL Draft, long after Mort, Goodell, and anyone who had a life finished watching, the Raiders took a chance on a freak WR out of San Diego State. He was 6'4", ran a 4.3 40 and has a 43-inch vertical.  But as with Oliver Twist, nobody paid much attention to him... except Al Davis.  Al sniffed out some potential in the final round, and made his move.  Chaz had an atypical season for a 7th rounder, in that he actually caught a few passes (15) and TDs (two), but didn't see enough targets or reps to make a fantasy impact.  The Raiders ranked 31st in the passing last year, and 32nd the year before.  The leading Oakland WR in '08, Johnnie Lee Higgens, caught only 22 passes last year.  Chad Johnson does that in between tweets.

 

 

2009 Fantasy Outlook

After having a so-so rookie year, Schilens has impressed everyone at minicamps and OTAs. Contra Costa Times Raiders beat writer Jerry McDonald said that Schilens is the Raiders best WR.  Considering Javon Walker is terminally injured these days, rookie Heywood-Bey missed most of minicamps and OTAs with a hamstring injury, and Higgens has looked just average this offseason, it's very possible Schilens could land himself in the starting lineup week one.  He's fast, tall, and he's got great hands.   Now if JaMarcus Russell could figure out how to complete more than 22 passes in a season to a WR, he'd be in really good shape.  Also, keep an eye on the pre-season and training camp, should, for any reason, Jeff Garcia beat Russell out for that starting job, take a look at what Antonio Bryant did last year with Garcia, and then bump Schilens up a bunch on your cheat sheets.

 

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