Tharold Simon was not a great player from Nevillberger's blog

We'll start with the blockbuster bargain. The Giants exchanged a world-class wide receiver to Cleveland for Mut 24 Coins a first-round 2019 pick (17th overall) and a 2019 3rd-round pick as well as the safety Jabrill Peppers. (Btw another player in exchange for player trade! Yay.)Denard Robinson, Offensive weapon, Jacksonville Jaguars

The name offensive weapon is enough to make Denard Robinson a fascinating player to follow in training camp. The Jaguars identified their fifth-round pick as such , after an ex Michigan quarterback declared himself an offensive weapon during minicamps and team meetings. Robinson is a shrewd player with plenty of movement in an open field, and has the ability to be a strong ball carrier for the Jaguars. The coaching staff needs to figure out a way to employ his skills, but that's what makes Robinson such a fascinating case study.

Tharold Simon, cornerback, Seattle Seahawks

Tharold Simon was not a great player during his final year at LSU. A tough cornerback with the ability to play press coverage, Simon was constantly exposed for his inability to use quick foot and lean hips. Lucky for Simon, the Seahawks love big, physical cornerbacks. Simon's final year at LSU an indication of his talent or could the Seahawks be able to develop him into an elite coverman, like they have so many others?

Johnathan Franklin and Eddie Lacy, Running backs Green Bay Packers

Fantasy football owners are likely to be monitoring the Packers' running back situation with keen interest during preseason and training camp. Rookies Eddie Lacy and Johnathan Franklin are expected to split the workload of Green Bay's backfield, given that the two possess different skills. But one of these running backs may be able to separate himself during the preseason.

Quanterus Smith, Defensive end/Outside linebacker, Denver Broncos

Quanterus Smith would be getting more pre-draft excitement if he hadn't torn his ACL at the end the season of his final year. Smith is one of the most technologically advanced players in the draft class, but the Broncos are hoping that he keeps his power after suffering his knee injury that ended his season. Is he able to be a part of Madden nfl 24 Coins training camp? If yes, how effective will him be?