OT Daniel Faalele

Sharing reps at right tackle with Morgan Moses late in the season gave Faalele valuable experience and his technique and confidence improved. Faalele is massive and physical (6-foot-8, 380 pounds) with a huge upside after not starting football until high school. The 24-year-old fourth-round pick is a quality backup with the potential to become a starter.

OLB David Ojabo

Injuries have limited Ojabo to five games in two seasons, but he's a gifted athlete who had 11 sacks during his final season at Michigan. Veteran outside linebackers Jadeveon Clowney and Kyle Van Noy are free agents and Ojabo has an opportunity to add punch to the pass rush if he stays healthy. He should be fully recovered after surgery to repair a partially torn ACL.

ILB Trenton Simpson

Simpson stood out in Week 17 when he played a season-high 26 defensive snaps and had seven tackles and a sack against Pittsburgh. Playing behind Pro Bowl linebackers Roquan Smith and Patrick Queen gave Simpson a chance to learn from two of the best. If Queen departs in free agency, Simpson's playing time could skyrocket.

WR Tylan Wallace

Wallace's walk-off 76-yard punt return in overtime against the Rams was one of the season's shining moments. Odell Beckham Jr. Nelson Agholor, and Devin Duvernay are pending free agents, meaning the wide receiver room could undergo significant change. Wallace could emerge as the primary punt returner while carving a bigger role in the receiver rotation.

OLB Tavius Robinson

Robinson played extensively as a rookie (26 tackles, one sack) with 335 defensive snaps (29%) and 244 snaps on special teams. With an offseason to work on his skillset as a pass rusher and run stopper, Robinson has the athleticism and potential to become a more regular force in the front seven.