2019 NFL All-Rookie Team Kyler Murray Devin Bush to show out

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2019 NFL All-Rookie Team: Kyler Murray, Devin Bush to show out Published: May 06, 2019 at 04:40 AM Draft Analyst Now that the 2019 is in the rearview mirror, it's time to look ahead and project how this year's rookies will fit with their profe sional squads. Most of the players listed on this projected All-Rookie Team were drafted in the first two rounds, which makes sense, because teams are trying to meet immediate needs with the best available prospects. However, there are other NFL newbies listed here who were picked later on but fell into a good situation, where their contributions will be needed sooner rather than later. Note that some early-round picks may not be listed here because they have veterans ahead of them on the projected depth chart for 2019. I suspect that, for example, left tackle , quarterback and cornerback are among the dozens of early selections who will have great careers -- but may have to be patient, unle s injuries force them into a larger role than expected in 2019. With that in mind, here's a look at my All-Rookie Team for the upcoming season: OFFENSE Quarterback: , (Round 1, No. 1 overall). Murray will be under the most pre sure of any quarterback in this cla s to perform in 2019, since the team's former QB, 2018 first-round pick , a day after Murray was picked first overall. While Murray will need to adjust to the pro game, like every rookie, I suspect he will challenge defenses early on with his blend of arm strength and athleticism. Running back: , (Round 3, No. 73). Montgomery will be what wasn't for the last season: elusive, and able to regularly break off 5- or 6-yard runs to keep the chains Ben Bishop Women Jersey moving. Running back: , (Round 1, No. 24). With the and this offseason, it is likely that Jacobs earns more carries in his first 16 games as a pro than he did in his last 26 games (two seasons) with the Tide (166). The fact that he made plays as a receiver out of the backfield will also help his cause for playing time. Wide receiver: , (Round 2, No. 36). San Francisco's need for a receiver in the second round was not a well-kept secret. A healthy will find Samuel open for short, intermediate and deep throws to challenge each level of the defense. Wide receiver: , (Round 1, No. 32). Harry won't get 80 catches this season, but his presence in the red zone and other crucial situations gives the tall, strong-handed target that he lost when Rob Gronkowski retired. Tight end: , (Round 1, No. 8). Detroit really wants to run the ball this year. Hockenson's ability to block defenders on the edge make the big catch gives him a chance to be one of the best combo TEs in the league. Interior O-line: , (Round 1, No. 18). The might play Bradbury at guard this season and keep veteran in the pivot. Regardle s, he's going to plug into Minnesota's line and provide instant relief for . Interior O-line: , (Round 2, No. 41). Risner was an excellent fit for the , and not just because of his Colorado roots. His toughne s and football intelligence should allow him to start immediately. Interior O-line: , (Round 1, No. 14). While not quite on the level of the ' -- the sixth overall pick in the 2018 -- as a prospect, Lindstrom was a legitimate mid-first-round talent who will shore up a trouble spot for the . Offensive tackle: , (Round 1, No. 31). McGary and Lindstrom will work together to solidify Atlanta's offensive line, much in the same way Nelson and second-round pick did for the in 2018. Offensive tackle: , (Round 2, No. 37). Little was a value pick for Carolina in Round 2. If the try to get their five best linemen on the field in 2019, he'll play tackle with at guard to make sure stays as healthy as po sible. DEFENSE Defensive tackle: , (Round 4, No. 134). A suming free agent does not return to the , Gaines is in a perfect position to make an impact for the reigning Tyler Seguin Women Jersey NFC champions as a rookie. His motor and strength at the point of attack are well-known, but he can also be a factor in pushing the pocket. Defensive tackle: , (Round 1, No. 9). Just plug Oliver in at the 3-technique spot and watch him disrupt plays. Edge: , (Round 3, No. 68). The needed pa s-rush help, like, . Polite is not aptly named because he will not endear himself to pro tackles or quarterbacks. This is a match made in heaven. Edge: , (Round 1, No. 2).Bosa's production will be greater if the trade one of their previous first-round picks, or , before the season. Still, the former Buckeye is going to make a big impact when he's in the game, even if those players are still around. Bosa's been off the field since September , but that won't matter. He might not get 10.5 sacks as a rookie like his brother, Joey, but his presence will be felt. Linebacker: , (Round 1, No. 10). Bush is an outstanding defender who will likely lead the in tackles and make plays in coverage. Linebacker: , (Round 1, No. 5). This former LSU Tiger will help lead the Bucs' revamped defense in 2019. Linebacker: , (Round 1, No. 7). Allen is not just an effective outside rusher -- he's a complete player who solidifies the second level of Jacksonville's defense. Watch out if he picks up more pa s-rush moves. Cornerback: , (Round 1, No. 30).Either Baker or his new teammate, fourth-round CB , might earn a spot on an All-Rookie Team this year, due to the ' lack of quality depth at cornerback. I'll give Baker the edge, because he has the confidence and strength to match up with pro receivers right now. Cornerback: , (Round 3, No. 79). Pro Bowlers and are the scheduled starters, but Talib only played in eight games last year (due to injury) and hasn't ever played a full 16-game season. It won't be a surprise if coaches get Long on the field early. He'll be tested, too, which gives him a shot at racking up interceptions and/or pa s breakups, statistics that help young players receive postseason accolades. Safety: , (Round 1, No. 21). There figures to be fierce competition between Savage and 2017 second-round pick in training camp to start next to free-agent acquisition . Even if Jones wins that competition, I'll bet that Savage gets on the field regularly in sub packages, maybe even working the slot, depending on the health of the team's cornerbacks. Safety: , (Round 2, No. 60). Adderley might not start right away for the , but I won't be surprised if he steps right in and wins the job opposite . He po se ses the skills to line up in coverage as well as stick his nose in against the run in a nickel capacity. SPECIAL TEAMS Kicker/punter: , (Round 5, No. 170). Seibert made 80 percent of his kicks at Oklahoma over four years, and he will not shrink under pre sure. He can handle kickoff duties and also averaged more than 41 yards per punt, if the team needs that in a pinch. Returner: , (Round 2, No. 56). With the uncertainty around 's , Hardman could make an immediate impact as a returner (25-yard career average on kickoffs, 15.2-yard average on punt returns at Georgia). However, don't underestimate him as a contributor on offense. Hardman has the potential to be an outlet receiver who can turn a short pa s into a long gain for . Erik Condra Women Jersey This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be mi sing content or contain faulty links. 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