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How many Draft Picks will contribute DAY 1 WITHOUT QUESTION?

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Barring Injury, how many of this year's draft picks can we expect to 1. Make the Team and 2. Be major contributors either from Day 1 from scrimmage and\or from special teams

I grade a tams draft on how many draftees will be major contributors from scrimmage and how many late round picks can make the team and contribute at all whether from scrimmage or special teams. From this draft I have

Parker - Should contribute immediately. We have a lot of weapons so I' going to be conservative here and say he should have at least 40 catches, 4 TD's and 500 yards

Phillips - Should be in the DT rotation with Mitchell. I can see him starting from day 1 as the Run Stopper on early downs

Ajayi - Will be at the very least the #2 Back

Not expecting much early from the guard, he'll have a chance to beat out Dallas Thomas and the FA Vets we signed

Don't expect the CB to beat out the guys currently starting in front of him, may be tough for him to see the field. Hopefully he has some STeams experience

Don't expect the safety to contribute much from scrimmage early. Delmas, Thomas should start in front of him, but I see him making the team and playing on ST

Lippett will at the very least make the practice squad to be developed as a CB in another year or so. At Best he makes the team as ST Ace.

All in All, not a bad draft.
 
I see Parker and Phillips as plug and play. Ajayi I see as a rotational back with Miller, he will get touches but we need to manage his workload (knees). McCain, Thompson and Lippet will cut their teeth on ST's. Jamil Douglas needs work, but he will push the competition in camp and provide some nice depth where it is badly needed. Great draft!
 
Only time will tell, but hopefully Parker, ajayi and Phillips will be legit contributors.
 
McCain is a stud. He might start look out for this guy
 
I have Phillips as starter.

Parker as a #2 or #3 receiver so he will contribute.

Thats it.
 
Parker at the very least will be a red zone threat.

Unless Phillips Really Struggles He should be IN The DLrotation. I think Bobby McCain could surprise people and be a contributor on defense. The ASU kid could start. Rest are st this year
 
nick1 said:
McCain is a stud. He might start look out for this guy
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Bobby McCain ? He's a stud ? I'd like to know more about him. Id be lying if I said that I knew a lot about him .

I was turned off by height and 4.5 speed ... But i don't know much about him .

Can you tell us a little if you have any insight ?
 
Hc90 said:
Bobby McCain ? He's a stud ? I'd like to know more about him. Id be lying if I said that I knew a lot about him .

I was turned off by height and 4.5 speed ... But i don't know much about him .

Can you tell us a little if you have any insight ?
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Can't link due to being on my phone but go check the draft forum. Ted slim is very high on him.
 
ChambersWI said:
Parker at the very least will be a red zone threat.

Unless Phillips Really Struggles He should be IN The DLrotation. I think Bobby McCain could surprise people and be a contributor on defense. The ASU kid could start. Rest are st this year
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And Ajayi as our number two back with a chance to earn a 50/ 50 split .
 
Just Parker. Phillips rotation with Mitchell and others, maybe.
 
Fins_of_Fury said:
I see Parker and Phillips as plug and play. Ajayi I see as a rotational back with Miller, he will get touches but we need to manage his workload (knees). McCain, Thompson and Lippet will cut their teeth on ST's. Jamil Douglas needs work, but he will push the competition in camp and provide some nice depth where it is badly needed. Great draft!
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Rather then give my opinion, here it is, would not change anything...agree 100%.
 
ChambersWI said:
Can't link due to being on my phone but go check the draft forum. Ted slim is very high on him.
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In summary he has great instincts, great ball skills. He dropped because he's small and doesnt have top end speed. Reminds me of Grimes
 
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