James Bailey is a proven, big-play Indiana target with production and polish
In the 2007 season, Indiana WR James Bailey showed real utility as a steady chain-mover and vertical threat, finishing with 27 catches for 335 yards and 3 touchdowns, and 93 career receptions for 1,004 yards and 5 scores overall[1][10]. At 6-1 and 202 pounds, he brings a solid build for the position, plus enough burst to matter on special teams, which adds value beyond the box score[2][10]. The appeal is simple: dependable hands, game experience, and a player who can help an offense in multiple ways without needing the ball every snap[1][2].
