Darrius Heyward-Bey Fantasy Football News

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Age: 38
Weight: 219 lbs
Height: 6' 2"
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Darrius Heyward-Bey reportedly enjoyed his best practic...

Oakland Tribune

May 26, 2010 · 4:02 PM EDT

Darrius Heyward-Bey reportedly enjoyed his best practice in a Raiders uniform during Wednesday's OTA workout.

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Many first year wide receivers struggle as they adjust to the NFL. That was the case for Heyward-Bey last season. This news is a step in the right direction. Heyward-Bey is ranked 84th in the 4for4 WR Cheat Sheets.

While Raiders Tom Cable's earlier raves about his progr...

San Francisco Chronicle

May 03, 2010 · 8:35 PM EDT

While Raiders Tom Cable's earlier raves about his progress may have been a bit much, receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey did OK for himself at the minicamp. There were still some drops, but nowhere near as many as at last year's. He even caught a deep pass from Campbell.

After a disappointing rookie season in which the No. 7 pick had nine catches for 124 yards, Heyward-Bey put on 10 pounds (he's now 6-foot-2, 216) working out this offseason. Cable said there has been a big difference in Heyward-Bey's work ethic from when he first came on the scene.

"Night and day," Cable said. "He was one of those guys, when the season got over, he took a very short time off and then was back working. He's with the equipment guys and the trainers, he's getting the Jugs (passing machine) out and 'I want somebody to throw me the ball.' (He) went right to work.

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Raiders Tom Cable praises WR DHB

Contra Costa Times

Apr 16, 2010 · 3:32 PM EDT

Raiders HC Tom Cable stressed he wanted to stick to the draft as a topic of conversation and gave little more than a “he’s here, he’s working” response to a question about quarterback Jamarcus Russell.

However, when asked about the importance of getting a premium pick that actually produces right away, as opposed to the struggles of Russell, Darren Mcfadden and Darrius Heyward-bey, Cable was effusive in his praise of last year’s first-round pick.

“You guys will be excited when you see us in OTA, the improvement Darrius has already made,” Cable said. “That guy has jumped out at us since winter program, or offseason program, just the quality of work he’s done.

“What he did between the end of the season and when we started on March 17 is phenomenal, and probably no one is more excited about a guy on our team than Darrius right now. He really, really has taken this things leaps and bounds, further probably than what we thought we could go with it this quickly. It will be nice to get him on the field and get him into coverages and get him into route concepts and doing those kinds of things.”

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