Quote:I would say Linder > Telvin > ARob > Colvin > Hurns


Linder is the best surprise of the year. The pick was largely panned and it seemed to me like a panic move but he's grading out as a top 10 guard per PFF.


Telvin looks like he's going to be a strong every-down LB. If he can get stronger and improve his tackling he could be an excellent player.


Robinson was our best WR when he was healthy and looks like he can be a really strong contributor in the short/intermediate game as well as after the catch.


Colvin has played pretty well in only a few games, if he had played like that over a full season he would be higher on this list.


Hurns was really good value for an UDFA and had some bright spots but needs to work on consistency and his drops.

I really like your list. It may also be the same as mine.


Colvin and Telvin are awesome in limited playing time but took the starting job by force. Not many could have seen that coming for both.


Arob was money on 3rd down which will earn you a paycheck in this league for a long time. Linder is just a 16 week rookie starter who grades well in pass and run blocking.


Hurns is the 'tough' choice but he flashes so much with multiple multiple TD games.


This is also my list for next year of this draft class with no regards to order. Hopefully Lee will pace one of his class mate receivers and Bortles will make an appearance.

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