Davis Mattek wonders if Amari Cooper will ever see the red zone targets and consistent volume necessary to become a true WR1.
The 2016 tight end class is a very weak one, but there are still a few players who have legitimate NFL upside.
The Bills lost their top two RBs in Sunday's win, leaving Anthony Dixon at the head of their backfield.
Strong wideout prospects like Quinton Patton will fall out of the first.
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Ryan Mathews is getting healthy, but he's not likely to play in the first couple weeks, leaving Ronnie Brown to lead the San Diego backfield.
Matt Forte is the No. 1 back in Chicago, but Michael Bush's emergence could relegate Forte to the sideline when the team is at the goal line.