Every NFL season comes with breakout players all around the league. A new season is an exciting time where we will see players do unsuspectingly well. Last season, we saw quite a few rookie sensations that we didn’t expect (Kareem Hunt, Alvin Kamara), and we also saw some unlikely veterans (Case Keenum, Nelson Agholor, Demarcus Lawrence) make a bigger than expected impact. Here is our projection for the 2018 season’s breakout players at every position:

– Running Back
– Wide Receiver
– Tight End
– Offensive Line
– Defensive Line
– EDGE
– Linebacker
– Cornerback
– Safety

NOTE: To see if any player(s) from your favorite team made our list, click through the sections above.

Quarterback

Mitch Trubisky, QB, Chicago Bears

Mitch Trubisky has every opportunity to succeed in 2018. The young signal-caller was drafted at #2 overall for a reason; he has sky-high potential. The Bears made some great additions on both sides of the ball, but on offense they added some real weapons to give Trubisky some help. With talent all-around him, Trubisky has a real good shot to make a huge leap in Year 2. The Sky is really the limit for him, and I think that Trubisky will have a very good 2018 campaign that will give Chicago a chance to make the playoffs.

Projected Stats: 3982 passing yards, 28 TDs, 14 INTs, 64.5% completions

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Runner Up: Marcus Mariota, QB, Tennessee Titans

NOTE: To see if any player(s) from your favorite team made our list, click through the sections below.

– Running Back
– Wide Receiver
– Tight End
– Offensive Line
– Defensive Line
– EDGE
– Linebacker
– Cornerback
– Safety

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