May I present for your Sunday entertainment the 2014 NFL Rookie of the Year
 

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I like your style Dude

Could watch his highlights all day. As an alumni, I watched every oregon game. I hope he can translate to the NFL.

Okay gang... He could be spectacular but let's not crown his ass before he takes part in a live game.

He missed a lot of OTAs.. He's behind the curve.

FWIW I think he's going to be the beneficiary of Toub's special teams prowess and will have at least one game where he'll look Devin Hester esque and will easily get Knile Davis numbers at KOR.

I thought for sure this was going to be about JM.

It would be if Cleveland hadn't taken him at 22

Only 1 fumble last year. 96 rushes and 22 receptions

Tex is going to be humbled when his kid makes us forget about McCluster by week 3.

30 catches for 338 yards

Yep nothing more than that.

He's going to kill it as our punt returner.

As the returner in Toub's ST unit, his is going to RAPE.

I sincerely doubt it.

Donte Moncrief, WR; Indianapolis Colts

Having Moncrief's insane height/weight/speed combination in conjunction with Andrew Luck's vision and arm is going to absolutely be a deadly. In fact, right out of the gate, this is going to be one of the most deadly QB/WR combos in the NFL.

I bet he eclipses the Chargers' Keenan Allen's 2013 numbers.

I'm going with mike evans

Same guy.

No one will think McCluster is even gone, though I doubt Thomas is able to duplicate McCluster's 2013 numbers. I doubt he even comes close as we'll have Fasano and Kelce back, Bowe hopefully decides to show up once again and Charles will continue to get Charles level touches. They'll also look to get Jenkins involved.

DeAnthony Thomas also faces serious competition for that same multi-threat player position that was recently occupied by McCluster from UDFA Albert Wilson, who is thicker and faster and also very elusive in the open field.