Well, with all of the offensive linemen we've drafted, consider most of the holdovers (Washington, Baker, Bond, etc.) gone. The wide receivers aside from Britt, Quick, Austin, and Bailey are fighting for their jobs (Givens, Damian Williams, Devon Wylie, Emory Blake). McGee, Davis, and Bryant are at risk in terms of defensive backs. The defensive tackles aside from Donald, Brockers, and Fairley (unless he blows his chance somehow) are at risk. Dunbar, Herring, McFadden, and Toomer are all fighting for jobs. Guys like Michael Palardy and the majority of the other tight ends (Smelley, Cunningham, Brodine, and maybe even Bayer) are likely going to be cut. Davis or Keenum could be gone. Running backs like Pead, Reynolds, and Watts are going to be fighting for their jobs (even though I think that Watts makes it). One of our defensive ends could be dealt for a pick (Hayes and Sims seem to be the most likely candidates). Even some draft picks (namely Sasser, Ifedi, and Hager) could have a tough time making this team.
There's always room for UDFAs to make this team. Not many, but definitely a few. There's four that have caught my eye already (I've mentioned them), and I think that they all have a good shot at making this team. Maybe they won't play huge roles right now, but in the future? Definitely.
If I've learned anything from Daren Bates, it's to never count someone out, no matter how stacked the odds may be against them.
