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Quote:I'll go outside the box and say Chris Smith gets 5 sacks.

 

I would be very happy with that level of production from Chris Smith.

I will say Lee due to the fact that he has played and excelled in a pro style offense for three years, and also he excels at separating vertically, which is something we haven't had in the past few seasons.

Quote:I will say Lee due to the fact that he has played and excelled in a pro style offense for three years, and also he excels at separating vertically, which is something we haven't had in the past few seasons.

The only problem with that is receivers have a tendency to hit a wall as rookies. 

Telvin Smith gets a few INTs maybe takes one too the house. 

Quote:Lee definitely plays faster than his 40 time. His agility and acceleration is ELITE level.


he'd be a 98 acceleration and 99 agility on Madden

Roycee's alter ego?

I know the thread is about this years draft class, but I am really excited to see the improvements from last years class. I really feel like Luke, Cyprien, Gratz, Robinson, Evans, McCray, and Ace will really improve this year.

I'm gonna say Guard Brandon Linder. He starts 16 games and help oline improve. The Jags have big question at Center and Right guard heading into 2014 season but I think Brandon takes over Right Guard helps open up holes for Gerhart/Johnson, Etc. Marqise Lee will have solid year 1 too. Go Jaguars!

Lee.. The more I watch of this kid the more

I'm impressed. For his size I would expect him

To be much of a blocker but in a lot of the tape

I see him constantly downfield making key blocks.

Watch some of the blocks this kid throws. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=edhx41EyDUg

Quote:I know the thread is about this years draft class, but I am really excited to see the improvements from last years class. I really feel like Luke, Cyprien, Gratz, Robinson, Evans, McCray, and Ace will really improve this year.

The sophomore class should show marked improvement this year.

Lee and Telvin Smith. 

I'm going to go out on a limb and say Chris Smith.

Quote:Watch some of the blocks this kid throws. <a class="bbc_url" href='http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=edhx41EyDUg'>http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=edhx41EyDUg</a>

I like this video.. Shows Lee at his best and worst.

Jerry Sullivan must be doing backflips.

I think from a media-hype point of view, it'll be Marquis Lee, because of his ability to produce top-10 plays, but I think it'll be Robinson who has the most team impact. He'll be consistent and give Henne/Bortles a reliable target.

Lee, he is a real game breaker 

Quote:The only problem with that is receivers have a tendency to hit a wall as rookies.

You're right, but he still seems most logical to me.


Bortles will most likely sit most of the year

Robinson will have the same learning curve but IMO will see fewer snaps

You could make an argument for Linder I guess, but I don't think of OG as "impact".

Telvin Smith will be a sub-package player this year IMO

Chris Smith will have a tough rotation to crack.

Either Storm or Telvin Smith. Those two have some big play potential. Not saying the others won't but rb and lb have the smallest learning curve so I just see them naturally being able to do more throughout the season.

Quote:Either Storm or Telvin Smith. Those two have some big play potential. Not saying the others won't but rb and lb have the smallest learning curve so I just see them naturally being able to do more throughout the season.

How many carries do you see Storm getting this year?

Quote:How many carries do you see Storm getting this year?

 

Todman had 76 this past season, so going off of that I would estimate about 45-50 for Storm.