Lincoln Sefcik

If not for missing a sizeable amount of time during spring practice due to an undisclosed injury, Sefcik might be getting a shinier outlook written about him right now. Unfortunately, this bump in the road adds a level of uncertainty to a player who broke out as a major red zone option (five touchdowns) for the Jaguars in 2021. His situation is further muddied by a dropoff in quarterback play, as South Alabama will be transitioning from the prolific Jake Bentley to either Toledo transfer Carter Bradley or Desmond Trotter, who has never had a 300-yard passing game in his career. If Sefcik is healthy, he’s worth a look for the touchdown potential alone, but he’s worth observing for a couple of games before leaping to grab him.