Jamree Kromah

Kromah is a young player with a useful runway behind two established rushers. His first job is to bring energy, learn the details and make a positive impact on limited snaps.

Strengths: Youth, developmental physical upside, roster security and a low-pressure learning role.

Weaknesses: Little NFL production and a third-string depth-chart slot mean he must refine technique before he can be trusted more.

Kromah is still a projection, but the college production deserves attention. He posted 20.5 tackles for loss and 11 sacks at James Madison, then spent two seasons learning on practice squads. Chicago now lists him behind Sweat and Booker, so the chance is real. I have him at a five because there is no NFL stat line yet. The versatility and pass-rush history make him an interesting developmental bet, not a player to assume will produce immediately.

Strengths: He has a strong motor, interior-edge versatility and a proven knack for getting into the backfield in college. Kromah can rush from different alignments and has enough size to contribute on early downs if technique catches up.

Weaknesses: He has no NFL regular-season snaps and must prove that his college production survives professional strength and speed. His hand plan and run-defense discipline need refinement, especially against veteran tackles.