3 future NFL offensive rookies that will make impact regardless of draft pick

3 players that I think will make an impact regardless of when they are selected in the draft (offense)

1. Jalen Hurts: Probably one of the biggest questions going into the 2020 NFL draft is when Jalen Hurts will get drafted. To me he is one of the most improved players in the draft. Before last season I saw him as a 6th rounder at best because before, his arm did not really impress me at Alabama. This season at Oklahoma, what impressed me was the way he improved week by week and got better as the season went on. In the NFL I only see him getting better. It might take a year or two on the bench before he gets a chance, but I do see him starting eventually.

2. Cam Akers: When you talk about NFL draft Running Backs, I think the most ready running back power, speed, and size wise for the NFL is Cam Akers. I really do not see why he is not a first rounder. To me he has the all of the attributes of a top tier NFL running back. He is fast, he also runs with power, and has probably as much elusiveness as any other running back in the draft. His stats from his college career might not show it, but to me he is probably the best pick for a team looking for an NFL ready running back. No lies, if I were to pick either him to Dalvin Cook coming out of college, I would pick Akers because I think he is the type of back any NFL team would drool for.

3. Tee Higgins: To me he will only need a year before he is shredding defenses in the NFL. Tee Higgins is one of the best wide receivers in college football. He is fast, extremely athletic, and is a winner meaning he will do what it takes to win. His pro day was not the most impressive but he did have the measurable's of an upper 2nd round or late first round pick. Either way, he will make a solid impact on any team that picks him.

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