Making-A-Leap candidates

[Pantherbro13]

AJ Klein in New Orleans, should slide right in the middle. Shaq Thompson in Carolina, manning the third LB and will take some nickel snaps from Thomas Davis. Thompson is viewed as the big nickel as well and has improved tremendously in pass coverage.

[Dyno_7]

Not sure if it was mentioned, but Pro Football Reference is my go to for snap counts.

[Eagles4life]

Sorry for the dumb question gents... I wasn't aware PFR had snap count data, whereabouts do I find them? I've been on their site and cannot locate them?

[Eagles4life]

What about Emmanuel Lamur in Minn? Kendricks in the middle, Barr on the strongside - he or Brothers gets that weakside it could be a good spot for points

He's rather limited talent wise so he's more suited for a special teams and rotational role. And even if Lamur wins the WLB job it's only going to be a part-time stop-gap role for him since they'll take him out in sub-packages and I don't see them re-signing him next offseason. If one of the younger guys wins the third starting LB job you can at least hope that they'll turn into something bigger with time. I think we know who Lamur is by now.

Any thoughts on Eric Wilson? Where he might fit. I'm very intrigued by his metrics.

- 6′1/230lbs
- 4.53 40-time, 1.54 10-yard, 4.31 shuttle, 6.96 three-cone
- 25 bench reps, 39.5″ vertical, 10′1″ broad jump

He was a UDFA signing out of Cincinnati, was pretty versatile in college, he's worth monitoring in preseason.

[A-train]

I'm new to IDP but what's everyone's thought on Myles Jack as a breakout candidate? Reports are he will be the JAGS starting mlb. I targeted him in my startup draft.

[lukkynumber13]

I'm new to IDP but what's everyone's thought on Myles Jack as a breakout candidate? Reports are he will be the JAGS starting mlb. I targeted him in my startup draft.

I expect he will be a top 25 LB this season. Probably around LB10-20 by season's end.