Quote:Want to see everyone make it out of there relatively healthy with minor setbacks if anything at the most. Player wise I am looking for some hidden gems to hopefully reveal themselves. In no particular order these are the players I'll be watching and listening up on for reports:

 

WR - Amba Etta-Tawo

OL - Avery Gennesy 

CB - Jalen Myrick 

FB - Marquez Williams 

 

I am hoping one of those four, if not, all four make the team this year. Myrick and Williams stand the best chance to make it due to being actual draft picks and adding value speed wise and position wise to the roster. But I am intrigued by Etta-Tawo and Gennesy as well. Gennesy was a decent LT in college. And helped pave the way for a very busy and explosive offense.

 

Etta-Tawo smashed records in receiving at Syracuse and ended up being declared as a team captain. Seems like a good kid. He isn't the biggest received but at 6'1 200+ with 4.4 speed he shows potential to be an above average possession receiver with RAC ability. He could be coached up and sneak onto the roster under the coaching of McCardell. Wouldn't shock me. 

 

Perhaps Etta-Tawo can make the practice squad, but I don't see the team carrying more than five receivers with the the FB position added to the roster. ARob, Lee, Hurns, Westbrook, and Greene seem like locks. After that, he'd still be competing with Benn and that other shifty slot guy who used to play for the Colts (name escapes me). 

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