When coming into the league, players have a lot to overcome in their first off-season. From pre-draft to rookie minicamp to the rigors of NFL training camp, rookies go through the wringer before even taking their first snaps. Outside of all of these factors, the speed of the game is drastically faster. So, any expectations for a player’s rookie year should be tempered.
Unless you’re Jordan Addison, walking into the number-two role in a Kevin O’Connell offense.
