Friendly wager on Jaylon Smith

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By now, I think almost everyone think Jaylon will play next year.
The question is how well.
The only information we have is that Jaylon said he is running a 4.4/4.5.
The other info are the videos of his rehab that looks good to me, but I am no expert.
I have yet to hear an expert comment on the cutting and drills...

But I thought it would be fun for at least some of us to guess what we get next year.
So please select from the following choices:
1. Cut from camp / IR
2. Backup
3. Starter but similar to other LBs others than Lee.
4. Marginal probowler like Lee was this year (though there was the all-pro...)
5. Definite probowler
6. Generational player in the 1st year.

My guess is 4 - marginal probowler.

What is your prediction???

BTW, the fact is that most of us think he will play is already better than many have predicted.
 
If he's remotely good next season, he'll be in the probowl, IMO (so 4-5). The hype is real.
 
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I think there is room between 3 and 4 and that's my guess for his first year in the NFL after a year not playing football.

I disagree with your assessment of Lee, on your scale he's a 5 when healthy (as he has been the past 2 years).

If Jaylon plays at least 14 games in 2017 and doesn't have any more major injuries, we'll see a 5-level player by year two.
 
If he's good to go. I honestly believe hill be a 4 or 5. Immediate upgrade, also with Sean lee next to him I'm sure that will make his job easier
 
#7. Don't pass up on a stud LB in the draft if one falls in your lap, unless they're injured or have past drug issues.....We just can't afford to assume with this guy.....
 
Guessing what happens is not wagering. So what is the bet?
 
5 easily, I have seen enough of his hunger at training to see that he will be a beast next year.
 
IF his Nerves keep firing and he plays without a brace then his ceiliing is off the charts,he is better than Zeke as a prospect.
 
I think there is room between 3 and 4 and that's my guess for his first year in the NFL after a year not playing football.

I disagree with your assessment of Lee, on your scale he's a 5 when healthy (as he has been the past 2 years).

If Jaylon plays at least 14 games in 2017 and doesn't have any more major injuries, we'll see a 5-level player by year two.

I had trouble assessing Lee - that is why the allpro in parenthesis...
 

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