depends on coaching staff + FA/draft, some players could get pushed down the depth chart, not fit in a new system....
but:
Armstead, obviously
Tartt --- sooooo raw, and yet he made some spectacular plays as early as wk1. Tartt is gonna be a star
Ward can certainly take another step
Lynch - can take another step as well
Carradine -- call me crazy but if the new staff shows a little bit of patience with him, there's no doubt Carradine belongs on the edge
Harold
Acker & Reaser -- essentially rookies playing at one of the tougher positions for young guys to play. And on top of that Magnini's system is pretty complicated, either he's gone or he's back and they're more familiar in it
D. Johnson -- I like Acker and Reaser better in the long run, but if neither can step up I also have faith in Dontae to be a serviceable starter
on O:
Hyde - he had his spectacular wk1, and then later got hurt but I see no reason why he can't be a top 5 back in this league
Celek... maybe, I can see him being the next Gary Barnidge (1,043 yds) or at least having a Jacob Tamme season (657 yds).. he needs to be re-signed first, stay healthy second
Bell
ummm.....
I wanna say Brandon Thomas, but I hope we get two high profiled Gs (either FA or draft) and he never sees the field to be honest
Bruce Ellington - maybe if we hire a coach who knows how to use him
dark horse: Busta Anderson... Delanie Walker/Jordan Reed type of TE. I like what I saw in PS against 3rd stringers. He has the size and athleticism. Remember how long it took Walker to get going though? He was the same draft class as VD.
STs dark horses: Hayne and Pinion. We need a new ST's coach though, god I miss that 2011 ST's crew. We need Seely back.
[ Edited by Escobar on Jan 12, 2016 at 12:58 AM ]