3. Zach Harrison, DL
On a defensive line that includes Grady Jarrett and David Onyemata, you are bound to be slept on. Zach Harrison is being slept on and is ready for a breakout year in his second season after he finished up his rookie season on a tear.
The first three-fourths of his rookie season were largely underwhelming but then he figured things out.
In the final three games of his season, despite only playing 39% of the defensive snaps, Harrison had 11 tackles, four QB hits, three sacks, and four tackles for loss. That is a lot of production for as little as he played.
I expect a huge season by the sophomore. He has all the potential in the world and he finally started putting things together on the field as he wrapped up his first season.