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Cam Sims

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Cam Sims Bio

Cam Sims is an American football wide receiver born January 6, 1996, in Monroe, Louisiana. He attended Ouachita Parish High School and played at Alabama from 2014 through 2017. Listed at 6-foot-5 and 214 pounds in his Alabama bio, Sims entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Washington in 2018 after a college career that included two College Football Playoff national-title teams.

Sims spent the 2018–22 seasons with Washington, appearing primarily as a big-bodied outside receiver and contributing on special teams. His most prominent NFL highlights included a contested, leaping touchdown catch against Dallas and postseason action with Washington. He later had offseason or practice-squad stops with the Raiders, Giants, Eagles and Panthers. Carolina signed him to a future contract on January 8, 2024, placed him on reserve/PUP on July 26, and released him with an injury settlement on August 6, 2024. That is his most recently verified NFL transaction; no current club is stated here.

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Cam Sims Questions & Answers

What position did Cam Sims play in the NFL?

Cam Sims played wide receiver. His size and highlight-reel contested-catch work fit the profile of a perimeter receiving target.

How tall is Cam Sims?

Cam Sims is listed at 6-foot-5. Alabama listed him at 214 pounds, while NFL.com listed him at 220 pounds.

When and where was Cam Sims born?

He was born January 6, 1996, and is from Monroe, Louisiana.

Where did Cam Sims play college football?

Sims played at the University of Alabama from 2014 through 2017. He arrived as a highly regarded receiver prospect from Ouachita Parish High School in Louisiana.

Was Cam Sims drafted into the NFL?

No. Washington signed Sims as an undrafted free agent in 2018.

What is Cam Sims’ most recently verified NFL affiliation?

His most recently verified NFL affiliation was with the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers signed him to a future deal in January 2024, and he was released from reserve/PUP with an injury settlement on August 6, 2024.