Tim Jernigan

Jernigan landed in Philadelphia as part of an offseason trade with the Ravens and now looks to be a starter thanks to Beau Allen’s injury. After a lackluster first three years in the league, Jim Schwartz’s 4-3 defense will offer Jernigan the opportunity for a bit of a breakout. This could be especially true for Jernigan in the sack department, as linemen in Schwartz’s defenses often get more opportunities to attack the quarterback.

Jernigan failed to build upon a promising rookie campaign in 2015, logging three games without a tackle while never really seeming to be operating at full-tilt. Nonetheless, he enters the 2016 season as a returning starter at defensive end, and could very well top the four-sack mark he's reached in each of his first two seasons in the league. Still, he leaves a lot to be desired in the tackle department and isn't worthy of fantasy consideration in IDP formats.

Viewed as a potential first-round pick, Jernigan fell to Baltimore in the second round, and he could compete for a starting job from the get-go. As a rookie interior lineman on a team that largely uses a 3-4 alignment, Jernigan is unlikely to make much of an IDP impact, despite his excellent potential.