Now that the Falcons 2016 draft class has wrapped up, it's fair to wonder how the last two picks might fit onto the team.
If you've never heard of Wes Schweitzer until today, you aren't the only one. The surprising sixth round pick out of San Jose State was barely on anyone's radar. In fact, we really don't know much about him except that he graded out well according to PFF. He will likely convert to guard in the NFL. For this year, his best hope is to compete as a backup guard with a long-term hope that he'll have starter potential. Given the Falcons current guard situation, Schweitzer stands a decent chance of making the 53-man roster.
Our seventh round pick is very interesting, however. Devin Fuller out of UCLA has electrifying speed and is a great kickoff and punt returner. He ran a sub 4.4/40 at his pro-day and figures to compete for a special teams spot even as a seventh rounder. If Fuller can play well, this could spell the end of Devin Hester's time in Atlanta. As a receiver, he has a lot of work to do, as it sounds like he is easily tackled and doesn't always play at 100%. He probably won't be counted on as a receiver much, so he could find the time to develop in Atlanta.
What are your thoughts on our final picks of the draft?