I think you're looking at roughly three to four starters pending what all occurs during the draft.

 

RT -  Top priority - Need better pass protection over there to instill more confidence in Bortles

RB - Robinson was good last year - he's developing - however, if Caldwell decides to take a guy like Gurley or Gordon in RD2 he won't be the starter

TE - I don't think Lewis is coming back - Caldwell may end up getting a TE in RD2 or RD3 - Maybe a guy like O'Leary from FSU or that big kid out of USC

 

That's about it. I don't think you can really throw too much out there at the WR position. Shorts may not come back but your top three starters will be Robinson, Lee, and Hurns anyway. As much as I'd like to see Caldwell take Cooper with the 3rd overall pick, All the speculation right now is pointing is away from him. So we'll see.

 

I think you could maybe make a case for LG and C. Beadles wasn't all that great last year. I say C gets in the mix because if the staff feels that Bowanko has more upside than Beadles, they can always kick him out one spot over to the left, and then add a more seasoned or stout veteran to handle the line adjustments in the middle.

 

With that said. You almost DON'T want the line tampered with too much this year because it was so young and new that maybe they just needed to gel together for a season before getting it down for 2015. But that RT spot needs to be addressed. Not to get too far ahead either. But at this point, if Joeckel doesn't improve in 2015 - It may be time to replace him at the LT position in 2016 already unfortunately. Don't rule that out either. Similiar to the whole C/LG situation I mentioned above. If you've got a LT that can get it done. Just shuffle Luke over to RT, etc.

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