Martin will be a player who’ll get on the field throughout the duration of his rookie contract if nothing else. Maybe we eventually cut Chris Harris, but until then, he and Martin will be battling for the other S slot, and the loser will probably rotate in in nickel and dime sets, because they’re both good enough to see the field.

Irvin had something of a redshirt year last year. He had an injury that probably wasn’t really season ending, but they needed healthy bodies at the position. This year, he should at least be a contributor as a rotational DT on rushing downs, and hopefully a starter in the next year or two.

Schwartz is a different brand than the first two in that he was a 7th-rounder, but they’ve been pleased with him and he played well last season after Otah went down. I doubt they ever want him to win a starting job, but he could be a good piece to keep around, particularly if he learns the OG positions (where I don’t think he’s actually seen any work so far.)

Robinson was not ready to contribute last year (lots of conditioning/playbook/work ethicissues), but the hope is that he’ll eventually develop into a starting-caliber player, perhaps as soon as this year.

Cantwell probably isn’t likely to ever be much more than a fringe backup/#3 type, but he’s young and has upside (plus PS eligibility), so I’d guess he’ll stick around for at least another year.

Goodson was supposed to be the kind of explosive playmaker who made things happen every time the ball got in his hands, but he didn’t really show the ability to do that once he matched up with NFL-quality players on the other side of the ball. He was pretty miserable as a traditional between-the-tackles back, was average at best as a returner, and didn’t have the same kind of speed and agility advantage he had flashed in college. There was talk of using him split out as a receiver, but that didn’t go well in OTAs and minicamps. Worst of all, though, he had a terrible propensity to fumble the ball. Goodson’s still young and has potential, but he needs to show improvement in a lot of areas.

Connor was regarded as a draft-day steal, but he’s thus far been unable to beat out the more established players ahead of him (Diggs, Johnson, Anderson) in spite of good preseason performances with and against deep backups. He’ll have a shot to compete for Diggs’ vacated LOLB spot this year, though he’s really smaller than you’d like there.

Sutton was a September 1st steal from the Packers who showed the ability to contribute as an HB, kick returner, and even in a pinch at FB. He also showed soft hands out of the backfield when given the opportunity, meaning he could someday see a role as a third-down back if he works on his blitz protections. Definitely a keeper.

Fiammetta is our new starter at FB, and he showed relatively well for a rookie at the position when given the chance last year. However, it’s a position where few players become elite at a young age, so there will likely be growing pains in his first season carrying the load.

Williams is a depth tackle, nothing more.

Moore is a guy who flashes ability at times, but also has shown some inconsistency. I think his max upside is probably as a slot guy, and I wouldn’t even say he’s ready to do that given his performance last year. He had every opportunity to make an impact in a weak receiver corps, but he didn’t really distance himself from anybody. Still, as a young and cheap guy, they’ll hold on to him.