I won't list guys that didn't play last year or only got to play a few games due to the urban error. 

For instance, I don't think Cisco improved al that much, he just finally got on the field long enough to make an impact. 

• Lawrence - they put him in a functional offense and it only took him nine games to get comfortable and start lighting up the scoreboard and stat columns -  it's a shame he didn't get this as a rookie 
  
• Campbell - he ended last season playing very well, but we've seen him go from middle pack to elite level in several categories. He also got better at playing the ball in the air and playing man coverage as this season progressed.
  
• Jenkins - I was ready to cut him. He still whiffs on tackles here and there, and he still gets beat in coverage at times, but he has an incredible run of impactful plays strung together through several games right now. He just finds a way to make big plays lately. 
  
• Engram - OK, he wasn't a Jag last year - but his game has improved markedly in Pederson's system - higher Catch % - fewer drops - more yards, more receptions, more TDs 
  
• RRH - he looked good at the end of this year, but he has been a factor vs the run and rushing the QB in a good number of games this year. Will be interesting to see how his roster spot is managed 
  
• Jawaan Taylor - Dude looked horrible last year. Looked great most of this season. Total 180 degree turn. No clue what injury and price tag will due to his status come March. 
  

honorable mention - Wingard - when Caldwell started to make bigger adjustments after the bye week, Dewey found a home in the big nickel position with 3 safeties one the field -  and a few gameplans used that package quite a bit. 
He made some splashy plays in his opportunities.

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