Quote:In an interview the other day I heard Caldwell said something along the lines that you look at a player and assume he has reached his floor.  You have to draft on the assumption everyone is peaked out.  If you think someone is still growing, you can draft based on potential, but that at the end of the day you only REALLY know the player can compete at the level he is currently competing.  Anything more can be seen as a bonus.  

 

This of course is more important in the early rounds when you are looking for immediate starters.  This seems to suggest, to me at least, that Jags are more likely to take someone with the highest floor at #3, not the highest ceiling.  So outside of Teddy, I have to say Clowney or Mack are most likely.  The other QBs are too uncertain.