Every NFL Team's Most Exciting 2020 Undrafted Free-Agent Addition

However, Baltimore traded No. 2 tight end Hayden Hurst in the offseason, leaving a hole opposite Pro Bowler Mark Andrews.Undrafted Oregon product Jacob Breeland can help fill the void left by Hurst, specifically as an underneath target."Breeland mixes up his route speed and plays with some burst out of fairly crisp breaks, but he doesn't have the speed to lose coverage on crossing routes or in the seams," NFL Media's Lance Zierlein wrote.Last season, Breeland caught 26 passes for 405 yards and six touchdowns.While the Buffalo Bills' third-ranked defense isn't in dire need of fresh talent, fans should be excited about the addition of former Penn State safety Garrett Taylor.The 6'0", 198-pounder has the potential to add some playmaking ability on the back end of Buffalo's defense.In 2019 alone, Taylor racked up 84 tackles, 4.5 tackles for a loss, an interception and a defensive touchdown. Bolles was responsible for 17 penalties and four sacks in 2019, according to Pro Football Focus.The addition of a reliable pass-catching tight end would add some pizazz to the Detroit Lions offense in 2020.Detroit has an ascending No. 1 receiver in Kenny Golladay and may have its new franchise running back in rookie D'Andre Swift. He caught 52 balls for 825 yards and three touchdowns in 2019, and he clocked a 4.74-second 40 at the scouting combine.If Bryant emerges as a reliable receiving option at tight end, the Lions' passing attack will be that much more difficult to defend.Few Green Bay Packers fans were likely thrilled when the team drafted Utah State quarterback Jordan Love in the first round. Trading for defensive tackle DeForest Buckner should help improve Indianapolis' 18th-ranked scoring defense.The addition of undrafted Georgia Southern safety Donald Rutledge Jr. should further bolster the defense, and more importantly, should help improve a pass defense that surrendered 7.5 yards per attempt in 2019.Rutledge is a big (6'1", 215 lbs), physical safety who can potentially add some punch to the back end of Indianapolis' defense. He also carried the ball 23 times for 104 yards and two scores while returning 14 punts for 222 yards.While the Chiefs aren't short on offensive weapons, Hifo has enough all-around potential to be a factor in 2020 and beyond.The Las Vegas Raiders made it a point to address their pass defense at the second level this offseason, signing coverage linebacker Cory Littleton to a three-year, $35.25 million deal.Undrafted UNLV linebacker Javin White has the potential to further improve Las Vegas' second-level defense.As a former wideout and defensive back, White has the coverage instincts and ball skills to be a difference-maker either as a rotational linebacker or as a complement to Littleton. He also caught 20 passes for 90 yards.While he isn't going to make Rams fans forget about Gurley, the 5'11", 208-pound Jones will give L.A. another legitimate early-down option in 2020.How could Miami Dolphins fans not get excited about undrafted Mississippi defensive tackle Benito Jones?Projected as a middle-round prospect—NFL Media's Lance Zierlein had him pegged as a fifth-rounder—Jones landed with the Dolphins after the draft entirely.A disruptive force along the interior, Jones racked up 30 tackles, 5.5 sacks and 10.0 tackles for loss in 2019. He should have a good chance of cracking Pittsburgh's pass-rushing rotation as a rookie.Undrafted Baylor running back JaMycal Hasty may not be the best option for replacing Matt Breida in the San Francisco 49ers rushing attack, but he adds exciting potential as a future third-down option."Likely to compete for a spot as a third-down back with the ability to uncover out of the backfield and a willingness to do what is needed to protect his quarterback," NFL Media's Lance Zierlein wrote.The 5'8", 205-pound Hasty is not well-suited for a significant rushing role—he had only 191 carries over the past two seasons combined—but he could be a dangerous weapon with the ball in his hands. While the six-time Super Bowl champion should be able to add some consistency to the offense, Tampa still needs to improve its 30th-ranked pass defense.Undrafted LSU edge-rusher Michael Divinity can potentially play a role here.Though he appeared in only five games this past season because of an injury and a violation of team rules, Divinity was a standout two seasons ago. If the Titans want to continue punishing defenses when Henry is on the sideline, they'll be able to do so with Scarlett.The Washington Redskins faithful should be thrilled with the addition of undrafted LSU tight end Thaddeus Moss, as the team needs a pass-catching tight end after parting ways with Jordan Reed and losing Vernon Davis to retirement this offseason.Moss, who had 47 catches for 570 yards and four touchdowns in 2019, has the potential to be the team's tight end of the future.