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Fourth Round

Packers OLB Reggie Hartley (110th overall) - The Packers are looking a little thin at OLB. Depending on Hartley's rating, I can see him winning the starting job out of the preseason. While Tangicide can obviously reverse any decision the AI makes regarding depth charts, Hartley starting Week 1 behind that stout DL and in front of the pretty good secondary could help make him a 10+ year player in the league.

Pioneers HB James White (112th overall) - I believe this was considered a "reach" by the draft board, but he landed at the perfect place if you ask me. As the team transitions from Willis McGahee to Le'Veon Bell, we have absolutely no idea what to expect from the latter. He has just around 50 touches to his name, so we have no idea how productive, efficient, or healthy he's going to be. What we do know is that the Pioneers' offense is a nightmare, so if Bell gets injured, I can see White as the person to step onto the field and flourish instead of returner and former Panthers' draft pick Bernard Pierce, who has 0 touches on offense in his career.

Jaguars FS Tre Boston (114th overall) - Sultan is not one to cut his players, and with all of his available cap space likely being tied up with his draft picks, I think we have found the Jags new starting FS for this season at least. The Jags have been blessed with excellent secondary production and impact on the pass D in the past, even in the face of many retirements, but this one was particularly brutal with FS Bob Sanders and SS Michael Lewis both hanging it up after 11 seasons with the club. There's a chance that Boston doesn't work out with the thinnest secondary safety net the team has had to work with, but the Jags D has been solid at worst every year since Sultan took over. I'm a believer.

Honorable Mentions
Bears G Chaz Green (100th overall)
Steelers SS Eric Murray (104th overall)
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