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Top 5 NFL Rookie Debates

This week, we're taking a look at the class of 2014 NFL rookies to debate who will have a bigger impact this season. Can any of them have an immediate impact on your weekly fantasy football lineups at www.dollarfootball.com? Yesterday, we debated Eric Ebron vs Austin Seferian-Jenkins. Today, in our final installment of top 5 NFL rookie debates, we try to tackle the un-tackleable (pretty sure that's not a word, but for this debate it definitely applies). Let's take a look at Johnny Manziel vs Blake Bortles. Both are starting the season on the bench. But in the world of 1st round quarterbacking, that backup status can change to starter in a hurry. What hasn't been written about Johnny Manziel? Perhaps, no on has asked the question of why he prefers to be called by a kid's name 'Johnny' instead of the big-boy 'John'? We know, we know...Johnny Cash and all, but that's about the only original Manziel coverage possible. He hasn't impressed much in preseason, but that could change. The bigger issue if Manziel gets the chance is the likely loss of star wideout Josh Gordon. With so much written about Manziel, just as little has been written about Blake Bortles. He is the classic example of the guy with all the skills and measurables. But will that translate into success? While it may sound crazy to write, he is likely just as big of a question mark as John Manziel. I know, John just doesn't sound right. Also, he has major supporting cast issues. Name one Jacksonville receiver. This might be the biggest wildcard debate at the game's most significant position. You make the call!

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Top 5 NFL Rookie Debates

This week, we're taking a look at the class of 2014 NFL rookies to debate who will have a bigger impact this season. Can any of them have an immediate impact on your weekly fantasy football lineups at www.dollarfootball.com? Yesterday in our debate, we took a look at CJ Mosley vs Anthony Barr. Today, we're back to the offensive side of the ball as we check out tight ends Eric Ebron vs Austin Seferian-Jenkins. You'd have to think that Ebron jumps out with an edge both in talent and QB position given that Matthew Stafford is delivering him the ball. But with Stafford's downfield proclivity and Calvin Johnson likely to see a tremendous amount of targets, is the receiving tight end Ebron the best fit in Detroit's offense? What could be a negative for Ebron and the Detroit system, could be a positive for Seferian-Jenkins in the Tampa system. It's likely he will be a very consistent target of second year QB Mike Glennon. While Seferian-Jenkins may not have Ebron's flash, he might get more opportunities. You make the call. Who's the better 2014 rookie tight end?

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Top 5 NFL Rookie Debates

This week, we're taking a look at the class of 2014 NFL rookies to debate who will have a bigger impact this season. Can any of them have an immediate impact on your weekly fantasy football lineups at www.dollarfootball.com? Yesterday, we took a look at Jadeveon Clowney vs Khalil Mack. Today we're going to check out the next tier, with good reason. Let's talk about CJ Mosley vs Anthony Barr. These are two guys who many thought had top 10 pick potential before drifting back in the draft. Mosley is an odd sized power linebacker that doesn't quite fit the hybrid edge rush need. But he can make a major impact against the run in Baltimore's system. Barr, on the other hand might have more raw talent than Mosely, but plays in a Minnesota system with little in terms of supporting cast. But then again, that might allow Barr to shine right away. You make the call. Who has the bigger 2014 impact?

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Top 5 NFL Rookie Debates

This week, we're taking a look at the class of 2014 NFL rookies to debate who will have a bigger impact this season. Can any of them have an immediate impact on your weekly fantasy football lineups at www.dollarfootball.com? Yesterday we looked at Sammy Watkins vs Mike Evans. Today, we'll switch to the defensive side. Let's take a look at Jadeveon Clowney vs Khalil Mack. Clowney looks to be a freak as represented, but will his motor last all season? Mack is crazy talented and actually seems to be on a major upswing in his development, which could indicate great value for the Raiders even at the 5th overall pick. These guys will have a lot of years for comparison. So let's get started now with your thoughts.

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Top 5 NFL Rookie Debates

This week, we're taking a look at the class of 2014 NFL rookies to debate who will have a bigger impact this season. Can any of them have an immediate impact on your weekly fantasy football lineups at www.dollarfootball.com? Lets start with taking a look at Sammy Watkins vs Mike Evans. Watkins has already been banged up a bit in the preseason for the Bills, but looks to be a superstar in the making. Evans looks like a monster hybrid TE/WR. He could have major upside in an increasingly hybrid position. At the end of the day, much of their success will depend on their QBs and that's a whole separate debate for both teams.