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Who is your "out of nowhere" player for this fall?

Swayin

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I remember when an unheralded 2-star from Alabama came onto campus for fall practice, took his position from Day 1 and just refused to give it up to anyone - veterans, other noobs - anyone. Captain Munnerlyn went on to have a 10-year pro career and still has a number of Carolina Panthers records. So who in your mind could swoop in out of nowhere (I think Captain only had three offers out of high school?) and make his mark this year?

 
OK, then let me rephrase the question: is there any single player from the signing class - frosh or transfers - that you are most interested to see come summer camp?

 
I'll go with  Ahmarean Brown, wr transfer from GT.  He looked dangerous on film.  

 
First choice I'd go with the LB from Delaware. Dude set tackle records in Delaware, reportedly loves to hit, and reportedly is spending lots of time in the weight room.

Might be a tad undersized at 6', but maybe people aren't measuring his heart. 

Second choice, the 6'8" WR from St Francis. Was under recruited out of HS because he was a 185 lb basketball player who couldn't gain weight. The film shows him overpowering and outrunning DB's, with very good mechanics catching the ball. Reminds me somewhat of Alshon in the way he uses his body to shield the ball from defenders.

Love to see Ortre healthy, he can make a big impact if his knees are good.

 
First choice I'd go with the LB from Delaware. Dude set tackle records in Delaware, reportedly loves to hit, and reportedly is spending lots of time in the weight room.
That's mine, too - as a native Diamond Stater, it's great having two Delawareans on the team at the same time (the other is Marshawn)!

 
This guy.

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