Some sleepers I like:

QB - Amir Hall, Bowie State. I think he has been overlooked this entire draft process. He got a NFLPA bowl invite and only got one drive and attempted one pass. He's got a good arm, accuracy, can escape the pocket but he's a pocket passer first, goes through his reads. He played on the D-II level, but he dominated. I think he can be a solid backup, and I would take him over the Thorsons and Brownings of the draft.

RB - Tony Pollard, Memphis I think he could be a nice addition as a jack of all trades kind of player RB, WR, and return man. If used correctly he could make some big plays on offense his rookie year. Versatility wise, he could step into the TJ Yeldon role and be effective as both a runner and receiver. He showed good vision during the senior bowl.

WR - Tyre Brady, Marshall. I think he has all the tools to be a #1 WR He did well Senior Bowl Week and was a legit redzone threat in college with a great ability to adjust to poorly thrown passes. He's 6'3 211, had a 4.25 shuttle. No 40 time, but he was one of the faster players at senior bowl week.

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